Germany. A Cross Of Honour Of The German Mother, Second Class Newly Listed inscribed "SEMPRE E DOVUNQUE" (Always

inscribed "SEMPRE E DOVUNQUE" (Always and Anywhere)

badge was initially made as pilot's badge

surface wear and rust

4) 75th Anniversary of the Oberlyzeums (Gotha

then Squadron Leader and Commanding Officer of Red Indians in 1943

Germany. A Cross Of Honour Of The German Mother, Second Class Newly Listed inscribed "SEMPRE E DOVUNQUE" (Always(Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter 2. Grades). A Latin cross constructed of silvered bronze and red and white enamels; with sun rays emanating between the arms from the centre applique; the obverse with a circular applique bearing a static black enameled swastika (Hakenkreuz) within a ring inscribed Der Deutschen Mutter (The German Mother), with all four arms of the cross edged in white enamels with solid blue panels; the reverse dated with the date of