Prussia. An Order Of The Red Eagle, Civil Division, Iv Class With Crown, By Zehn, C.1910 certificate_of_authenticity The fittings in the handle

The fittings in the handle and crossguard are nickel plated

with scattered silvering and gilt wear

Mary Muir Peacock (later Mary Armour) in Detroit Michigan

He worked as a leader in the Reich Labour Service

Tropical/Africa issue

Prussia. An Order Of The Red Eagle, Civil Division, Iv Class With Crown, By Zehn, C.1910 certificate_of_authenticity The fittings in the handle(Roter Adlerorden). Recreated in Prussia in 1792. Civil Division with Crown. IV Type. 1892 1918 issue. An outstanding example of a stippled armed cross Patte in silver, the obverse with an enameled white medallion depicting a hand painted enameled Brandenburg crowned eagle, the reverse etched by a fine crowned cipher of King Friedrich Wilhelm IV, suspended by an enameled red royal crown, marked by makers mark of Zehn between the 3 oclock and 6 oclock