International. A Lot of Twenty-Four Military and Civilian Wings consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac " He is buried and

" He is buried and remembered with honour at Haynecourt British Cemetery

8th Howitzer Brigade

It is discussed on page 89 of “The Iron Cross I Class”

Type I (1925-1940)

International. A Lot of Twenty-Four Military and Civilian Wings consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac " He is buried andWings representing: Cuba, Ecuador, Egypt, France, Israel, Netherlands, North Yemen, Philippines, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Thailand, United States, along with other countries. Most are in bronze or white metal, some with enamels, in various sizes, with an assortment of attachments, ranging from very fine to extremely fine.