Germany, Drk. A German Red Cross Subordinate’s Hewer Buy Now Hunter was awarded his "Wings"

Hunter was awarded his "Wings" after attending courses at Reading and Castle Bromwich in May 1916 and flew numerous missions over the Somme in 1916

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notably certified with the handwritten signature of then-Hauptmann (later Generalleutnant der Reserve) Hyazinth Graf Strachwitz (Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross

hand-engraved text and images on the obverse and text on the reverse

also known as the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States

Germany, Drk. A German Red Cross Subordinate’s Hewer Buy Now Hunter was awarded his "Wings"(Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Hauer fr Mannschaften). An extremely well preserved German Red Cross (DRK) subordinates hewer, measuring 415 mm in total length when inserted into the scabbard. It features a 270 mm long magnetic steel blade with a squared tip, sharply serrated lower edge, and with a fuller running the length of each side. The blade is unmarked and sits securely within a one piece nickel plated non magnetic alloy hilt, with the seam covered by