Germany, United Kingdom, Croatia, Yugoslavia. A Lot Of Twenty Items Hold the obverse with a raised

the obverse with a raised Maltese Cross

The class designations "Sen'Sho" and "Lo'Sho" were used to distinguish wounds suffered in battle versus wounds of a disability or non-combatant nature

and a Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves

the obverse centre bears the Roman numeral “XV” (15) on a gilded enamel background

light contact in the medalbed

Germany, United Kingdom, Croatia, Yugoslavia. A Lot Of Twenty Items Hold the obverse with a raisedFourteen are German, three are Yugoslavian, two are British, one is Croatian. Includes an assortment of medals, badges, patches, pins, cap insignia, ribbon bars, a shoulder strap, a cuff title, among others. In bronze, cupro nickel or metal, four with enamels, five are embroidered, most are authentic, some are replicas, in a variety of sizes, ranging from fair to near extremely fine.