Hungary, Regency. An Order of Merit, Officer’s Cross, c.1935 certificate_of_authenticity maker marked "D-22 DENMARK" and

maker marked "D-22 DENMARK" and marked "MADE IN U

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After six months on the front lines he was wounded in action and was transferred to the Provost Marshall’s office where he completed his tour of duty

A mint and unissued textbook example of a Luftwaffe issue Krim campaign shield

Hungary, Regency. An Order of Merit, Officer’s Cross, c.1935 certificate_of_authenticity maker marked "D-22 DENMARK" andInstituted June 19,1923. In silver gilt and red, green and white enamels, Slovak Cross in the center of red enamel on obverse, reverse bearing Latin Si Deus Pro Nobis Quis Contranos (translation: If God is for us, who can oppose us), measuring at 50 mm (w) x 51 mm (h), weighing at 29. 71 grams, enamel crack and small area of repair to the 3 oclock arm, in very fine condition.