Italy, Kingdom. An Order of the Crown of Italy, Commander, in Gold, by Cravanzola Archive consisting of two wax paper

consisting of two wax paper pages bearing typewritten inscriptions featuring Gollob’s description of an engagement on the Eastern Front in which he and his presumed wingman Unteroffizier Petermann downed one Douglas A-20 Havoc (also known as a Boston Bomber) and another plane at a height of 2

replaced/repaired reverse pinback

the reverse with dual pin assembly

(Anerkennungsmedaille der König Karl Jubiläumsstiftung)

the obverse depicting a national eagle with out-stretched wings clutching a wreathed mobile swastika

Italy, Kingdom. An Order of the Crown of Italy, Commander, in Gold, by Cravanzola Archive consisting of two wax paperInstituted in 1868. In 18k Gold and enamel, white enameled cross with knots in each corner, the obverse center features a blue enameled field with a Lombardy crown with red, green and white enamel details, surrounded by a gold ring, the reverse medallion features a black enameled eagle with a red and white enameled shield on its chest, surrounded by a gold ring, on original neck ribbon divided into three bands of red white red, measures 55 mm (h) x