Germany. An Order Of The German Eagle Second Class With Swords By Gebrüder Godet & Co. GTRexclude During the first part of

During the first part of World War II

multi-piece construction oval gilded zink alloy with a silvered tombac globe

the shrapnel wound in France to his right knee on August 10

won at the Saskatchewan Police Competition in 1935 by Const

Germany. An Order Of The German Eagle Second Class With Swords By Gebrüder Godet & Co. GTRexclude During the first part of(Orden vom Deutschen Adler Verdienstkreuz II. Stufe mit Schwertern). Of multi piece construction; a Maltese cross in silver gilt with white enameled arms, along with four national eagles Hoheitszeichen between the arms of the cross, with crossed swords superimposed on the cross; the reverse with a vertical pinback, with a barrel hinge and a broad catch; marked 900 for silver content, and 21 for Gebrder Godet & Co., Berlin; measuring 49. 53 mm (w) x