An Austrian Order Of The Iron Crown In Gold By Rothe Auction 1946 charged him 100 RM

1946 charged him 100 RM for having been a member of the General SS from February until May of 1935

STUBBE BERLIN" on the reverse

he was discharged to the 12th Reserve Battalion on March 6

Above the left breast pocket is an embroidered GRVI Royal Canadian Air Force Bombardier wings badge and a three-ribbon ribbon bar (1939-1945 Star

with original pin that has been a post war re-attached (these crosses have usually pins missing due to fragile nature of the material)

An Austrian Order Of The Iron Crown In Gold By Rothe Auction 1946 charged him 100 RMAn Austrian Order of the Iron Crown in Gold by Rothe in Gold and enamels, by Viennese maker Rothe (double marked FR and also Gemsenkopf mark for 18Kt. Gold on the ring and below the crown); of very fine quality manufacture, original period ribbon, with excellent details and fine quality enamels, 29. 2mm (x 55. 5mm including crown suspension), circa 1900, in extremely fine condition.