Germany, Third Reich. A Fire Service Decoration, II. Class Cross, c. 1940 Hold but the gun had already

but the gun had already loaded on the man's shoulders when I got back from fetching the second one moreover

Knight Commander of the Military Division

Type III with Franco Crown (1936-1975)

difficulties in assembling troops and late starts for the assaults on August 27th

A mixed group of unspoiled lengths of ribbons

Germany, Third Reich. A Fire Service Decoration, II. Class Cross, c. 1940 Hold but the gun had already(Feuerwehrehrenzeichen). Instituted June 22nd, 1936. Two piece construction in silvered bronze, white, black, and red enamels, with a band in the quadrants between the arms of the cross inscribed with Fr Verdienste im Feuerlschwesen (For Merit in Fire Fighting) in capitalised German lettering, the obverse with a white enamelled Greek cross bearing red enamelled flames on all arms of the cross with a central medallion bearing a mobile black enamelled