Romania, Kingdom. An Order Of The Star Of Romania, Type Ii, Military Division, Knight’s Cross, C. 1947 Archive the other in browning-yellow

the other in browning-yellow

seven Collar Disks

Serbian Officer's Cap Badge

Two Russian men who were very likely working in the fields as Prisoners of War forced labourers saw the airman parachute to the ground and rushed over to his aid

Romania, Kingdom. An Order Of The Star Of Romania, Type Ii, Military Division, Knight’s Cross, C. 1947 Archive the other in browning-yellowOrdin "Steaua Romaniei". Instituted in 1877. Type II (1932 1947). Military Division. A Knights Cross in bronze gilt presenting a Romanian Cross in dark blue enamel with an eagle with outstretch wings in each quadrant, wartime swords piercing through the center of the badge and through the eagles, the center medallion presents the raised cypher of Carol I on a red enamelled field, surrounded by a blue enamel ring inscribed IN FIDE SALUS, surrounded by