It had four grades and at any given time there could only be: Knight Grand Cross with Collar (CGCOK
The photo shows a member of the Danish Guard Hussar Regiment
His last known whereabouts were in Budapest between 11 and 12 January 1945
measuring 177 mm (w) x 222 mm (h))
on the reverse six o’clock arm with Cyrillic maker’s initials “ІК” for Julius Eduard Keibel
Latvia, Republic. A Kurzemes Artilērijas Pulks (Kurzeme Artillery Regiment) Badge, H.w.slasenapf, C.1919 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac It had four grades andA two piece construction straight armed cross paty of bronze and white enamel, the obverse centre bears the insignia of the Latvian armed forces with red and white enamel, the cross arms are of white enamel, the arms read KAP 1919 ( Kurzemes Artilrijas Pulks 1919), two crossed upwards facing cannons lay in the quadrants between the cross arms, the reverse is plain and bears a screwback, screw plate marked H. W. SLASENAPF, measuring 40. 59 mm, very