France. A Volunteer Combatant's Cross For The Franco-Prussian War, Type Ii (1870-1871) Buy Now This is a mint unused

This is a mint unused example: Cord is fabricated from rolled aluminum wire interlaced with green embroidery

marked "STERLING" and number impressed "06264" on the reverse

1985 and awarded to honour survivors of Nazi German concentration camps

along with a photograph from the Menin Gate Wall of Remembrance Footnote: Charles Stanley Haskell was born on November 27

the second “o” in the surname and the “M” in the unit double struck

France. A Volunteer Combatant's Cross For The Franco-Prussian War, Type Ii (1870-1871) Buy Now This is a mint unusedA bronze, type II with "1870 1871" Franco Prussian War reverse centrepiece, cornucopia hallmarked and marked "BR" on the bottom arm on the reverse, 33. 7 mm, original ribbon, extremely fine. Footnote: The Volunteer Combatant's Cross was instituted in 1935, designated for those who volunteered to serve in the First World War. It was later expanded to include those who volunteered to serve during the Franco Prussian War and the Second World War. It was