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1930-31) very fine
measuring 52 mm (w) x 77 mm (h)
joined through the quadrants by a circular ring bearing a raised inscription of “FÜR VERDIENSTE IM FEUERLÖSCHWESEN” (“FOR MERIT IN FIRE FIGHTING”)
and is a result of either cross or crown being lost or damaged
with crazing on the neck guard
Prussia, Kingdom. An Order of the Red Eagle, IV. Class Cross, IV. Type, by Wagner & Sohn visually-hidden 1930-31) very fine(Roter Adler Orden IV. Klasse). Instituted June 12th, 1792 by King Friedrich Wilhelm II. (1864 1918 issue). Constructed of silver and enamels, on a loop for suspension from its correct modern replacement ribbon, consisting of a Cross Patte with stippled arms, the obverse bearing a central white enamelled medallion overlaid by a delicately hand painted Prussian Imperial eagle, the reverse bearing a central raised monogram of King Friedrich Wilhelm II,
