Prussia. An Order Of The Red Eagle Second Class With Swords By J. Godet & Sons Of Berlin United Republic of and that should George not

and that should George not survive the war

with a coated metal spring on the interior of the scabbard that holds the knife in place once returned to the scabbard

The invasion began in November 1885 in the form of the Burma Field Force

featuring two silvered rank pips on a black wool base

1916 in Moose Jaw

Prussia. An Order Of The Red Eagle Second Class With Swords By J. Godet & Sons Of Berlin United Republic of and that should George notA fine quality manufacture Prussian Order of the Red Eagle Second Class with Swords (Preuische Rote Adlerorden II. Klasse mit Schwertern); cross patte with four white enameled arms, with crossed swords between the arms, on a silver star; the obverse with a circular enameled medallion depicting an enameled crowned eagle, surrounded by a white enameled ring, inscribed Sincere Et Constanter (Latin Sincere and persistent); the reverse with a vertical pin