Germany, Weimar Republic. A German Honour Legion Cross, By A. Belada’s Nachfolger GTRexclude a 1933 Luther Day badge

a 1933 Luther Day badge

"Stormont" came to be a synecdoche referring both to the Parliament itself and to the Northern Ireland government

the Commander of the "Karlsruhe" (who later commanded the "Bismarck" and went down with her) and co-signed by the 1st Artillery Officer Matthias of the "Karlsruhe"

Epsom on August 13th

Original ribbons on two

Germany, Weimar Republic. A German Honour Legion Cross, By A. Belada’s Nachfolger GTRexclude a 1933 Luther Day badge(Kreuz der Deutschen Ehrenlegion). Instituted 21 September 1921 by the German Honour Legion. (1921 1934 issue). Constructed of bronze with multi colored enamels, consisting of an elongated Maltese Cross with crossed swords piercing the centrepiece, the obverse with white enameled arms, bearing a central bronze disc overlaid by a black enameled depiction of the Iron Cross, within a ring of white enamel bearing a gilt inscription of DEUTSCHE EHRENLEGION