Germany, Third Reich. A Fire Service Decoration, II. Class Cross, c. 1940 Archive leaving a ghosting of the

leaving a ghosting of the ornate mesh design and thin rule

with the two ends of the drawstring tied in a knot and the ends dangling at the rear

His unit was tasked with the guarding of POWs

he was posted for duty to the Canadian Army Dental Corps Headquarters in London

Germany, Third Reich. A Fire Service Decoration, II. Class Cross, c. 1940 Archive leaving a ghosting of the(Feuerwehrehrenzeichen). Instituted June 22nd, 1936. Two piece construction in silvered bronze, white, black, and red enamels, with a band in the quadrants between the arms of the cross inscribed with Fr Verdienste im Feuerlschwesen (For Merit in Fire Fighting) in capitalised German lettering, the obverse with a white enamelled Greek cross bearing red enamelled flames on all arms of the cross with a central medallion bearing a mobile black enamelled