dated in olive green "1941" at the left and "1942" at the right
It is signed in blue ink by Senior Lieutenant and Platoon Leader Kopf or Köpf The second page is a copy of the “Rußland-Lied”
Footnote: This order was first mentioned on page 41 of the 1891 publication of Genouillac - ""Nouveau Dictionnaire des Ordres de Chevalerie"" as an order ""created by the sultan mogul Alina d’Eldir during his stay in France
strips of ornately-patterned gold-coloured fine aluminum wire and yellow embroidery sewn in place on both sides along the top edge
a 3rd Carpathian Rifle Division Badge (silver
Germany, Luftwaffe. A Large Desk Eagle, Dedicated To To Fighter Pilot Werner Bartsch From Hauptmann Der Reserve Hans Bartsch Buy Now dated in olive green "1941"(Luftwaffe Tisch Adler). A large and unique commemorative desk eagle, constructed of bronze and painted in a subtle olive drab, consisting of a German national eagle with its wings fully outstretched and executed in exceptional detail, perched atop a cascading rock formation, with the obverse of the rock face overlaid by a silvered mobile swastika which contrasts in high relief against the patinated background, riveted to a dark polished marble base,
