A Group Of Three Order Of St. John Ladies' Badges Newly Listed An Iron Cross Second Class

An Iron Cross Second Class 1914 Pair - Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914 (silver frame

He is not noted his records as being married and it states that he was living permanently in England

while the lower pockets on either side are larger and deeper and are without pleats

With pinback ribbon bar

maker marked "25" on the ring

A Group Of Three Order Of St. John Ladies' Badges Newly Listed An Iron Cross Second ClassNeck Badge (plated cupro nickel with white enamels, 39. 5 mm x 39. 5 mm, on its full length neck ribbon with hook and eye closure); Shoulder Badge (plated cupro nickel with white enamels, 29 mm x 30. 5 mm, on its original bow tied ribbon with pinback); and Breast Badge (silver with black and white enamels, 38. 5 mm, on its original bow tied ribbon with pinback). Intact enamels, extremely fine.