A German Imperial Naval Corps Flanders Cross Buy Now possibly at a Prisoner of

possibly at a Prisoner of War camp

his actual name is spelled with one "l" but is spelled with a double "l" on the document

Non-Permanent Active Force from 1910 as a Lieutenant

Sold with copies of his Attestation Paper

000 troops were defending it (it was conceived to be defended by 70

A German Imperial Naval Corps Flanders Cross Buy Now possibly at a Prisoner ofA German Imperial Naval Corps Flanders Cross (Marine Korps Flandernkreuz), 1914 1918; in bronze; the obverse circumscribed Zur See Unbesiegt Im Felde (Undefeated in the See) with an anchor in the centre, surrounded by an oak wreath and crossed swords; the reverse bears the prussian naval flag, circumscribed Marine Korops, and 1914 18; unmarked; double loop for suspension; original ribbon; measuring 40 mm x 40 mm (not including loops or ribbon); near