Germany, Imperial. A Fascinating Lot of Awards and Documents for First World War, Freikorps, and NSDAP Service to Robert Koch Archive Dredger "Dragueur 354" (bronze gilt
Description
Dredger "Dragueur 354" (bronze gilt with red
seven years in 1944
including one for the Pilot’s Badge
obverse bearing the ‘World-in-a Wreath' emblem of the United Nations
the text on the front cover and spine in white ink
Germany, Imperial. A Fascinating Lot of Awards and Documents for First World War, Freikorps, and NSDAP Service to Robert Koch Archive Dredger "Dragueur 354" (bronze gilt(Konvolut). A fascinating and rare award and document grouping to Robert Koch, a First World War combatant who later served with the Freikorps and joined the NSDAP. It consists of: 1. A medal bar for First World War service featuring twelve decorations, including: A Bavarian Military Merit Cross, I Class with Crown and Swords, constructed of a copper alloy, consisting of a Maltese Cross with pebbled arms, the obverse bearing a central raised monogram
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