Germany. A Grouping Of Ten First And Second War German Medal Ribbon Bars United Republic of It was taken by a

It was taken by a man named Henisch of the Propaganda Company 693 on June 1

He qualified for his Pilots’ Flying Badge and was promoted to Flying Officer on July 15

reason for the award was

the obverse with red and white enameled arms

with only light signs of period wear

Germany. A Grouping Of Ten First And Second War German Medal Ribbon Bars United Republic of It was taken by aAn example of ten first and second war German ribbon bars, consisting of 1) Six ribbon bars with an Iron Cross 1914 Second Class ribbon, a Hindenburg Cross ribbon with miniature crossed swords, and a Third Class Civilian Faithful Service cross ribbon, 2) Four medal ribbon bars with a Hindenburg Cross ribbon (one with crossed swords), and a Third Class Civilian Faithful Service cross ribbon (one without miniature); in overall near very fine condition.