Denmark, Kingdom. A Red Cross Decoration Of Honour Case, C.1920 certificate_of_authenticity found guilty on Charge 1

found guilty on Charge 1 and not guilty on Charge 2 and sentenced to fourteen days Field Punishment No

1915 and was taken on strength at Shorncliffe the following day where he was transferred to the 11th Reserve Battalion

the entire hilt exhibiting surface rust and slotted near the grip

havana brown-coloured underside

he was experiencing "partial loss of sensation in (his) left arm and left leg"

Denmark, Kingdom. A Red Cross Decoration Of Honour Case, C.1920 certificate_of_authenticity found guilty on Charge 1(Danske Rde Kors Hderstegn). Instituted in 1916. Hardshelled, with a glazed pebble textured red exterior, gold coloured rule trim along the perimeter edges on the convex lid, bright red bottom, maker marked "HOF OG ORDENS JUVELEER A. MICHELSEN KJOBENHAVEN" on the white satin inside lid, red velvet recessed medal bed, the hinge discreetly hidden under the exterior covering, push release, measuring 61 mm (w) x 75. 5 mm (h) x 19 mm (d), light soiling on