Lippe-Schaumberg, Principality. A Long Service Decoration, C.1851 Buy Now who served in France during

who served in France during the First World War

Wick received the Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross in August 1940

ranging from poor to very fine

and was suppressed by Royal Ordinance of 16 April in 1824 which made it illegal to wear decorations and insignia other than those of Royal orders

illustrating the right-facing bust of Crown Prince Rudolph

Lippe-Schaumberg, Principality. A Long Service Decoration, C.1851 Buy Now who served in France during(Dienstauszeichnungen). Instituted 11 June 1851 by Prince Paul Friedrich Emile Leopold III. A gilded iron clasp for ten years (N. C. O. and men), P F E L cipher inscribed on obverse for Paul Friedrich Emile Leopold, reverse bears a horizontal pinback, stitched on red ribbon with two yellow stripes, measuring 45. 17 mm (w) x 14. 08 mm (h), very fine.