Bavaria, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Hubert, Knight Grand Cross, By Gebr. Hemmerle, Munchen, C.1890 Hold The eagle in the grip

The eagle in the grip has the high neck often seen on Eickhorn daggers

1938 and named after Kapitänleutnant Berd Wegener

and the authorities ordered the dead to be buried in a mass unmarked grave

and became so deeply embedded in Prussian and then in German culture that almost every facet of life

attended Royal Navy War College (March 14

Bavaria, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Hubert, Knight Grand Cross, By Gebr. Hemmerle, Munchen, C.1890 Hold The eagle in the gripBavarian Institution date of 1808. In silver, center applique in Gold and enamels, by Gebr. Hemmerle, Munchen, pin marked "900", 95mm, of superb quality manufacture, slight enamel chipping and hairline cracks to white enamels, nice old patina, extremely fine condition, and very attractive star.