Romania, Kingdom. A Medal Of Commercial And Industrial Merit, I Class Gold Grade, C.1930 GTRexclude sewn in place via white

sewn in place via white threading upon a blackish-blue wool upper

impressed "No 910057" on the reverse

Schörner took a plane to Austria to be captured by the Americans rather than the Soviets

It is dated to Stade near Hamburg on June 4

pinned into the centre of the swastika is a single brass pip bearing a Parteiadler- (Party Eagle) style German national eagle clutching a mobile swastika

Romania, Kingdom. A Medal Of Commercial And Industrial Merit, I Class Gold Grade, C.1930 GTRexclude sewn in place via white(Medalia "Meritul Industrial i Comercial"). Instituted in 1912. In bronze gilt, measuring 30. 8 mm in diameter, scattered gilt wear, crossed wheat sheaves clasp on its original ribbon, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Medal of Commercial and Industrial Merit was instituted on November 22, 1912 and awarded for acts of bravery or valour in the air, in three grades: Gold, Silver and Bronze.