Monaco, Principality. An Order of St. Charles, I Class Knight in Gold Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic notably with many images taken

notably with many images taken from the cockpit of an Arado Ar 96 training aircraft

In the United States Military Academy West Point Howitzer Yearbook

cracking and crazing on three of the five arms

the son of Nicholas Antifaev and Annie Antifaev (nee Olkovick)

the obverse with red enameled arms and with a central red enameled medallion bearing a silvered Bremen coat of arms

Monaco, Principality. An Order of St. Charles, I Class Knight in Gold Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic notably with many images taken(Ordre de Saint Charles). Instituted on 15 March 1858. In 18 K Gold with a white Maltese cross with red enamel framing and ball finials, green enamelled laurels in each quadrant, obverse centre applique with the royal cypher of Charles in Gold surrounded a white ring inscribed PRINCEPTS ET PATRIA, reverse centre with national design with white enamel surround inscribed DEO JUVANTE, the cross is surmounted by a royal crown with enamel details, measures