A First War German Hindenburg Cross For Non-Combatants, Cased Hold He spent his first two

He spent his first two years in Wyoming (1921-1922) before moving with his parents to Nebraska (1923-1930)

on a four-pointed star base with finials

naming his next-of-kin as Thomas Elmitt of Ottawa

he was later awarded the Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal

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A First War German Hindenburg Cross For Non-Combatants, Cased Hold He spent his first twoIron with a bronze coloured gilt, magnetic, maker marked "H. M." (Heinrich Muth, Hanau) on the reverse, 37. 5 mm, lightly soiled independent ribbon, spotting on the obverse, near extremely fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, marked "Treue um Treue" and "von Hindenburg" on the inside lid, lightly soiled recessed medal bed, case also near extremely fine.