Germany, Weimar Republic. A Naval Corps Flanders Cross, C. 1925 Hold the obverse centre with a

the obverse centre with a central red enamelled medallion depicting the Hungarian Double-Cross on a golden crown placed at the top of three green enamelled hills

Captain James Rowland Fawcett Stewart

constructed of blackened bronze

the reverse presents the maker mark and insignia for Bontgen & Sabin of Solingen stamped onto the centre of the ricasso

saying: "His exploits became legendary throughout Japan and brought renewed faith and strength to many hundreds of ill and disheartened prisoners

Germany, Weimar Republic. A Naval Corps Flanders Cross, C. 1925 Hold the obverse centre with a(Marine Korps Flandernkreuz). Instituted 13 September 1921. A bronze cross paty, the obverse bears a crowned anchor in the centre encompassed by a laurel wreath tied with a ribbon at the bottom, two upward pointing crossed swords lay between the cross arms, the 12 oclock arm inscribed with Zur See, the 9 oclock arm inscribed with Umbe , the 3 oclock arm inscribed with siegt and the 6 oclock arm inscribed with Im Felde (Undefeated from the ocean to the