A Scarce German Cross In Silver By Deschler; Heavy Version With Case Hold Footnote: George Avery White was

Footnote: George Avery White was born in Portage-la-Prairie

Vahkal served in the SS-Grenadier Ausbildungs- und Ersatz-Bataillon 33 (SS grenadier drill and reserve battalion 33)

A textbook example of this scarce maker

two clasps

reverse with circular graphic above the inscription "EERSTE RADIO-TELEFOON VERBINDING 11 MAART 1927 EINDHOVEN-BANDOENG OPENING PUBLIEKE DIENST KOOTWIJK-BANDEOENG 8 JANUARI 1929"

A Scarce German Cross In Silver By Deschler; Heavy Version With Case Hold Footnote: George Avery White wasHeavy version, four rivets, in silvered tombac and enamels, partially patinated, it weighs 70. 2 grams, measuring 63. 13mm x 63. 04mm, unmarked, but a textbook example by maker Deschler & Sohn, no damages to enamels, a slightly worn example, in extremely fine condition. Carefully protected by items original case of issue, with a strong push button catch, a recently repaired hinge, and importantly, with strong traces of silvering remaining on band,