A Loop To The Knight's Cross Of The Iron Cross certificate_of_authenticity from October 1918 serving on
Description
from October 1918 serving on the North America and West Indies Station
Third Class - in bronzed aluminum
Paper residue on the original ribbon from previous board mounting
He went on to describe the incident that led to Ross' death: "At Gueudecourt 2nd Lt
Newcastle (Light Cruiser) in December 1912 and spent the first part of his war service in the Pacific
A Loop To The Knight's Cross Of The Iron Cross certificate_of_authenticity from October 1918 serving onMeasuring 18. 8 mm in length; 7. 7 mm in width; wire diameter of 1. 41mm and weight of 1. 3 grams; marked 800 silver, in extremely fine condition. Accompanied by an Expert Opinion from Dietrich Maerz.
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