with reverse center medallion inscribed “Opes Regum Code Subdito Rum” (translation: The hearts of his subjects are a King’s riches)
stating that Lichtblau cleared mines in the waters of Norway between May 24 and November 30
presumably friends of Wedekind
6 o’clock and 9 o’clock arms with blent ball finials
The left side of the shell retains a partially-intact decal consisting of a white Luftwaffe eagle with feathering and details highlighted in black
Yugoslavia, Socialist Federal Republic. Two Paratrooper Instructor Badges GTRexclude with reverse center medallion inscribedFirst Badge with a two piece construction, in silver gilt with red and dark blue enamels, hallmarked with a rooster surrounded by a "B" and "II" (900 silver) within a hexagon shaped border, marked "900" (silver) and maker marked "IKOM" on the reverse, measuring 54. 5 mm (w) x 40. 8 mm (h), one of the two screwbacks intact and maker marked "IKOM ZAGREB", the other lost to time; and Second Badge in silver gilt with red and ultramarine blue enamels,