Prussia. An 1867-1918 Royal Order Of The Crown, Fourth Class By Godet & Son Archive his wounds suffered are listed

his wounds suffered are listed under distinguishing features

1897 in Almonte

Area 2 was manned by B Company under the command of Major J

measuring 570 mm x 880 mm

UN insignia below flanked by "CYPRUS" on the left and "7475" on the right

Prussia. An 1867-1918 Royal Order Of The Crown, Fourth Class By Godet & Son Archive his wounds suffered are listedA fine example of a 1867 1918 issue Prussian Royal Order of the Crown Fourth Class (Knigliche Kronen Orden IV. Klasse); a gilt bronze cross patte with stippled arms; the obverse with a circular central medallion depicting the Royal Prussian crown, surrounded by a light blue enameled ring, inscribed Gott Mit Uns) (German God with Us) in gilt lettering; the reverse with a circular central medallion depicting the royal cipher of King William I,