A First & Second War Reuss Ribbon Bar GTRexclude the rate of his Pension
Description
the rate of his Pension was increased to 1/6d per diem on October 20
1943he suffered a contusion to his left knee and injured his meniscus
11 mm in diameter
maker marked "HUGUENIN MEDAILLEURS La Locle/Suisse"
Footnote: Karl Dönitz (1891–1980) eventually reached the rank of Grand Admiral in 1943 and became Commander-in-Chief of the Kriegsmarine
A First & Second War Reuss Ribbon Bar GTRexclude the rate of his PensionA first and second war German medal ribbon bar with five ribbons, consisting of an Iron Cross 1914 ribbon, an Iron Cross 1939, a Reuss Merit Medal ribbon with swords, a Hindenburg Cross ribbon with swords; and a Wehrmacht 4 Year Long Service medal ribbon; metal backing; horizontal pinback; measuring 76 mm x 18 mm; very fine condition.
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