Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Lot of Signed Photos of Knight’s Cross Recipients visually-hidden the obverse depicts a rightward-facing

the obverse depicts a rightward-facing kneeling woman offering a necklace

so it seems natural that he was rated as a Netman - a Petty Officer responsible for operating the various-sized nets used to collect marine specimens - and having served through six Antarctic seasons aboard the Discovery II

a five point Maltese Cross with ball finials and green enamel laurel wreath segments in each quadrant

and marked 18K on suspension above 12 o’clock arm

with 1 Clasp - Malabar 1921-22

Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Lot of Signed Photos of Knight’s Cross Recipients visually-hidden the obverse depicts a rightward-facing(Ritterkreuztrger Fotos mit Unterschriften). A lot of four signed photos of Kriegsmarine Knights Cross recipients, including: 1. A wartime signed photo of Groadmiral Erich Raeder, consisting of a period reproduced portrait taken prior to his receipt of Knights Cross (bestowed 30 September 1939), situated above Raeders handwritten signature with a date of 7 September 1940, the reverse unmarked, measuring 10 cm (w) x 14 cm (h), in extremely fine