A 1942 Wartime Winter Photo Of Knight's Cross Recipient Hold arriving in Halifax on June

arriving in Halifax on June 7th and posted to Dispersal Station "B"

1959 that the award was finally instituted for those who had served a minimum of three months in the armed forces

Air Group FIFTEEN (AG-15)

hallmarked on the ring with Dutch import gold mark

inside of the crown is padded and covered in maroon wool

A 1942 Wartime Winter Photo Of Knight's Cross Recipient Hold arriving in Halifax on JuneA picture postcard, measuring 89x139mm, mint condition. It shows a group of Wehrmacht soldiers, the man in front being of General rank and wearing a Knights Cross with Oak Leaves. It is dated to March 1942 on the reverse, the location is indecipherable, the first word is possibly Irrgarten (maze or labyrinth).