Germany. An Early 1957 Version German Cross In Gold Miniature GTRexclude described as “dangerous and unauthorized”

described as “dangerous and unauthorized” low level flying

A First Class Reserve Army Cross for 20 Years Service - in silvered bronze

marked “Fec

Blennerhassett was awarded the Distinguished Service Order

She fought mainly as an ocean escort during the Battle of the Atlantic

Germany. An Early 1957 Version German Cross In Gold Miniature GTRexclude described as “dangerous and unauthorized”A mint and very early issued example of a German Cross in Gold Miniature Stick Pin; alternative 1957 version; constructed of multi coloured aluminum; with a double overlaid sunburst pattern with eight points; the centre with a denazified Iron Cross exhibiting an oak leaf cluster in place of the swastika (Hakenkreuz) with a stamped circular wreath impressed with oak leaves, ribbons, and the introduction year (1941). The inner and outer sides of the