Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair of Dedicated Studio Portraits of Decorated Wehrmacht Officers visually-hidden A 1937 Strength through Joy

A 1937 Strength through Joy meet badge

Louis XVIII stipulated that the members of the Order could be admitted to the Legion of Honour if they returned their decorations to the Monnaie de Paris to be melted down

taking the form of a pair of stylized wings overlaid on the obverse with a raised RLB-style German national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika

and white enamelling is well executed and has remained well intact

Republic of Vietnam: Gallantry Cross Unit Citation with bronze Laurel Palm

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair of Dedicated Studio Portraits of Decorated Wehrmacht Officers visually-hidden A 1937 Strength through Joy(Wehrmacht Portrts). A pair of studio portraits of decorated Wehrmacht Officers, include one depicting an elderly Heer Medical Oberst, wearing an extensive ribbon bar for First World War Service, in addition to a 1914 Iron Cross I Class, clutching a dress dagger in his left hand, above a handwritten signature identifying the individual as a doctor, flanked by a date of 1942, the reverse in postcard format and bearing an additional handwritten