Luxembourg, Grand Duchy. An Order of the Oak Crown in Gold, Knight’s Cross, c. 1900 Auction Archive then tried and convicted of

then tried and convicted of "Breaking out of Barracks" and incarcerated from November 7th - December 11th

served Afghan Campaign

all in very fine to extremely fine condition with minor age-related fraying and discolouration

marked with a stylized Kriegsmarine eagle above an "M" and coded "N3104" on the underside and comes with a die-hole that acts as a locking mechanism when dropped down and connected to the post on the scabbard's locket

One studio portrait of a member of Freikorps Reinhard

Luxembourg, Grand Duchy. An Order of the Oak Crown in Gold, Knight’s Cross, c. 1900 Auction Archive then tried and convicted of(Ordre de la Couronne de chne, Croix de Chevalier Orden der Eichenkrone, Ritterkreuz). Instituted 29 December 1841 by Grand Duke William II. (c. 1900 issue). Constructed of 18K Gold with multi coloured enamels, consisting of a Cross Patte with white enameled arms, bearing double sided central green enameled medallion overlaid by gilt monograms of Grand Duke William II, each situated within circular Gold rings, the twelve oclock arm topped by a ball