set within a ribbed wreath bearing a raised inscription of “MEINE EHRE HEIßT TREUE” (“MY HONOUR IS LOYALTY”)
Footnote: Credited with 15 aerial victories during the First World War
The capexhibits fine crazing and contact marks on the black vulcan visor
They were not so clean-up as Amiens
Estonia, Republic. A White Cross Order Of The Home Guard, Iii Class, C.1935 Hold set within a ribbed wreath(Kaitseliidu Valgerist). Instituted in 1929. Four piece construction, insignia in silver and gilt bronze with blue enamels, mounted to a cross base in bronze gilt with white enamels, measuring 38. 5 mm (w) x 45. 5 mm (h), intact enamels, sunned original ribbon with safety pin attachment, extremely fine. Footnote: The White Cross Order of the Home Guard was instituted on June 19, 1929, becoming a national award on October 7, 1936. It was awarded for