Medal for Battle of Helsinki
followed by burial in St
responsible for mass killings of Jews and civilians in occupied territories during the war
dying on 15 April 1952 in Hamburg
the recipient entitled to use the post-nominal letters: GCVO (Knight or Dame Grand Cross)
Germany, Imperial. A Signal Trumpet, by Schuster & Co. Province of China Medal for Battle of Helsinki(Trompete). Constructed of brass, featuring an integral mouthpiece, with a silver plated grip and horn rim, the top of the latter bearing a raised Prussian imperial eagle, with dual brass loops for the accommodation of a carrying strap, the exterior of the horn rim stamped with a makers mark of SCHUSTER & CO., MARKNEUKIRCHEN, measuring 26 cm in total length, demonstrating denting throughout consistent with field use, in very fine condition.