Netherlands, Kingdom. An Order Of The Dutch Lion, Commander In Gold, C.1890 Newly Listed the reverse bearing a raised

the reverse bearing a raised inscription of “FUER KUNST UND WISSENSCHAFT” (“FOR ART AND SCIENCE”)

An extremely well-preserved Reich Labour Service (RAD) EM/NCO’s M43 field cap

Förste was taken over into the Reichsmarine and promoted to Captain Lieutenant in January 1921

the exterior bearing a green inscription of “KRIEGERWAISENHILFE

He stated that he was married to Annie Short of Reading

Netherlands, Kingdom. An Order Of The Dutch Lion, Commander In Gold, C.1890 Newly Listed the reverse bearing a raised(De Orde van de Nederlandse Leeuw). Instituted by King William I of the Netherlands on 29 September 1815. Of high quality manufacture in Gold, consisting of a ball tipped enameled white Maltese cross, featuring finely stylized cypher "W" (for King William I) in each quadrant, the obverse presents a central etched crowned Imperial Lion with sword in Gold, the reverse centre with an enameled blue medallion and motto Virtus Nobilitat, the badge is