Prussian Order of Hohenzollern
And sometimes on short trips we would carry the bombs in the aircraft so we could drop them here and there and cause a bit of damage
with silvered oakleaf on top
constructed of a field-grey wool backer bearing a forest-green cotton blended obverse base
awards mounted as originally worn Prussian style: Iron Cross Second Class 1914 (with original award document dated 1914)
France, Iv Republic. An Order Of Merit For Service To Veterans, I Class Commander, By Arthus Bertrand, C.1955 certificate_of_authenticity Prussian Order of Hohenzollern(Ordre du Mrite Combattant). Instituted in 1953. Three piece construction, in silver gilt with green enamels, engraver marked just below the bust on the obverse, maker marked "AB" (Arthus Bertrand) on the obverse of the integral suspension, measuring 58. 8 mm (w) x 58. 3 mm (h) inclusive of its integral suspension, intact enamels, very light contact, on its original full length neck ribbon which has been folded and sewn together to form a bow tied