bearing an open-ended wreath of oak leaves in bronze gilt with green enamels
During the campaign against France Seela received the Iron Cross 2nd Class in May 1940 and 1st Class in June
the quadrants featuring detailed Romanov imperial Gold eagles
where he fell to the ground while lifting a heavy pack case
stating that he had seven years' previous military service with the 1st Worcestershire Regiment
Hungary, Kingdom. A Bravery Medal, Gold Grade, C.1942 United Republic of bearing an open-ended wreath ofIn silver gilt, measuring 41 mm (w) x 45 mm (h inclusive of integral ring suspension), with official State mint hallmarks impressed on the edge at 6 o'clock, on period ribbon, worn, near very fine. Footnote: A very rare Hungarian WWII period Gallantry award, with less then 50 awarded in total.