Germany, Wehrmacht. A Spanish Cross, Silver Grade certificate_of_authenticity Cobham was unable to take
Description
Cobham was unable to take off owing to rough water and had to be towed into port by the ship
who issued war bonds at 15 Shillings & six pence each
illustrating the U
1870 and awarded to those who took part in the defence and liberation of Rome from 1849 to 1870
He was subsequently invalided "sick" from Antwerp to England and was posted to the Canadian Engineer Reinforcement Depot at Seaford
Germany, Wehrmacht. A Spanish Cross, Silver Grade certificate_of_authenticity Cobham was unable to take(Spanienkreuz in Silber). Constructed of silver, the obverse consisting of a Maltese Cross with pebbled arms, with each arm joined through the quadrants by a finely detailed Luftwaffe eagle clutching a mobile swastika, with a central mobile swastika set within dual rings, the reverse with an elongated block hinge and tapering vertical pinback meeting a rounded catch, marked with a silver content number of 900, measuring 55. 92 mm (w) x 55. 91 mm (h),
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