Germany, Weimar. A Naval Flanders Cross With Battle Clasps Hold eight wedge-shaped rubber pads against

eight wedge-shaped rubber pads against the sidewall

Kent on December 18th

each bearing four bands of rolled silver aluminum wire and pinned with a silvered bronze rank pip and number “28”

This have been done before the shield was mounted on its army backing cloth

measuring 40 mm x 62 mm inclusive of the crown suspension

Germany, Weimar. A Naval Flanders Cross With Battle Clasps Hold eight wedge-shaped rubber pads against(Marine Korps Flandernkreuz). An Iron Cross paty constructed of bronze, the obverse bears the nsignia of the Imperial Navy, a crowned anchor and cipher W for Wilhelm, surrounded by a laurel wreath, with the cross arms bearing the inscription Zur See Unbesiegt Im Felde (Undefeated in the Sea), the reverse bears the Reichskriegsflagge (model 1903 1921), framed by a laurel wreath, above that, on the upper cross arm, is the Flemish lion, on the two