Romania, Kingdom. An Order of the Crown of Romania V. Class with Swords and a Loyal Service Medal II. Class Newly Listed white tape along the top

white tape along the top edge from previous frame mounting

Stabsapotheker (Staff Pharmacist) Falk Riedel recommends him for the award

A Combined Pilot & Observer Badge by Friedrich Linden

Silesia (modern day south west Poland) by senior lieutenant and battery chief Drecks to the local administration group in Duisburg-Meiderich

with a small piece of sticky tape attached to the flap to prevent it from ripping

Romania, Kingdom. An Order of the Crown of Romania V. Class with Swords and a Loyal Service Medal II. Class Newly Listed white tape along the topA lot of two Imperial Romanian orders and medals, consisting of: 1. An Order of the Crown of Romania, V. Class Knight with Swords. (Ordin Corona Romniei). Instituted with swords on December 21st, 1916. Type II (1932 1947 issue). A Maltese Cross constructed of silvered bronze with red and white enamels featuring silver Royal Crowns and crossed swords in the quadrants between the arms of the cross, the obverse with a central red enamelled medallion