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gilt wear on the reverse of the Hanseatic Cross
and all the finish remains fully intact and bright
Anderson died on September 9
Emperor Nicholas II issued a decree stating that individuals that had suffered wounds in action were to add a bow to the ribbon of the medal
He was subsequently fined ten dollars and sentenced to one month imprisonment with hard labour
A First War German Hindenburg Matchbox Cover Buy Now gilt wear on the reverseA First War (Imperial) German matchbox cover; depicting a portrait of Paul von Hindenburg on both sides of the cover; constructed of stamped brass; consisting of three sides, slightly bent to pinch the matchbox, thereby holding it in place; the four side is left open to strike the match on the igniter strip; measuring 60 mm x 39 mm; overall better than very fine condition. Footnote: Prior to the invention of the safety match, the production of matches
