Mecklenburg-Schwerin. A House Order Of The Wendish Crown, 1St Class Commander Star, C.1910 Auction His flaps milked up somehow

His flaps milked up somehow and instead of taking off at full flaps

20 July 1942

that he was Single and that his trade was that of Farmer (his letter and number PC 918061 under the Military Service Act)

listing 3 German NCO's

a registered design) on reverse

Mecklenburg-Schwerin. A House Order Of The Wendish Crown, 1St Class Commander Star, C.1910 Auction His flaps milked up somehow1864 1918 Issue. (Hausorden der Wendischen Krone Bruststern zum Komturkreuz); A silver cross in the form of a central medallion with sun rays emanating from the centre; the obverse with a central medallion of blue enamels, with a raised gold Wendish crown, surrounded by red enamels, inscribed Per Aspera Ad Astra (Latin Through Thick to the Light) in golden lettering; the reverse plain, with a central silver medallion marked H. Rose, Schwerin;