s wear (as WWII awards were not allowed for wear)
From 1904 to January 1906 he served in India and was promoted to Lieutenant
Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves (Knight's Cross on November 12
not general service) and C (home service (Canada only)) and be discharged as "physically unfit and as over age
including a 1914 Iron Cross Second Class (Eisernes Kreuz 1914 II
Denmark, Kingdom. A Red Cross Decoration Of Honour Case, C.1920 Auction Archive s wear (as WWII awards(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