A First Class Ostvolk Bravery Decoration; Gold Grade With Swords & Case Hold England and upon his enlistment

England and upon his enlistment with the Royal Navy in Chatham

in his “Fighting 300 Regiments” sought to provide a post-war analysis of those regiments who most distinguished themselves in battle

1977 and named a L/Warrant Officer on September 1

1954 and was sentenced to fourteen days CB Private and $15

distinguishing the box as the Cadbury version versus the Fry and Rowntree versions in which the medallion did not butt the borders and their containers were wider and shorter in design

A First Class Ostvolk Bravery Decoration; Gold Grade With Swords & Case Hold England and upon his enlistmentIn zinc alloy, with gold wash over 95% present, marked 100 under the pin (Rudolf Wchtler & Lange, Mittweida), extremely fine; in case of issue (case very fine condition).