Germany, Weimar Republic. A Marine Brigade Of Löwenfeld Cross, I Class, C.1920 GTRexclude and by the end of

and by the end of the war on October 30th

took part in battles at the Maginot Line outside of Longuyon and a battle south of Toul

subsequent mentions were recognized by additional ribbon devices: Brigade

It is only awarded to royalty with close family ties with the Danish Royal House

or was subsequently assigned to some of the foreign rulers (none were present at the ceremony) it is very difficult today to confirm because a lot of objects and documents have been stolen/destroyed in Serbia

Germany, Weimar Republic. A Marine Brigade Of Löwenfeld Cross, I Class, C.1920 GTRexclude and by the end ofA cross paty constructed of bronze, the obverse centre bearing a fouled anchor superimposed on a wreath of half laurel and half oak leaves, a V. and an L. are at either side of the anchor, the arms are pebbled, the 12 oclock arm bears 31 Mai and the 6 oclock arm bears 1920, the reverse is plain and bears the number and maker mark Nr. 317 GES GESCHTZT P. KST BERLIN C. 19 SEYGELSTR 19. A, with a vertical pinback with a round wire catch, measuring 40. 94