Germany, Wehrmacht. An Iron Cross, I Class, Case Hold also called pleuritic chest pain)

also called pleuritic chest pain)

on Military Personnel Ribbon)

Hovell was placed on command to the 2nd Canadian District Depot and was struck off strength and discharged in England by K

the wreath composed of branches of laurel leaves and joined together at the base with a bow-tied ribbon

maker marked “L54” for “Schauerte & Höfeld of Lüdenscheid” on the reverse

Germany, Wehrmacht. An Iron Cross, I Class, Case Hold also called pleuritic chest pain)(Etui). An original case of issue, constructed of heavy pressed paper with a textured black faux leather (leatherette) exterior, with the outline of an Iron Cross I Class embossed on the exterior of the lid, lined interior lid with a recessed medal bed, functional spring catch with stud release, intact interior fabric hinge cover, functional exterior metal hinge, measuring 68 mm (w) x 70 mm (l) x 20 mm (h), and in near extremely fine condition.