Romania, Kingdom. An Order Of The Romanian Crown, Grand Officer’s Star Newly Listed Mott) and marked "STERLING" on

Mott) and marked "STERLING" on the reverse

Historians still debate the rationale for the Russian military focus on this small fort town while there were many other more strategic targets along the Aegean coast

4) A Silver Grade Wound Badge miniature

201430-22" on the pocket and its brass cap affixed to the flap

1939 by Generalfeldmarschall Walther von Braunchitsch

Romania, Kingdom. An Order Of The Romanian Crown, Grand Officer’s Star Newly Listed Mott) and marked "STERLING" on(Coroana Romniei). Instituted by King Carol I, on May 10 1881. Type I (1881 1941). Civil Division. A lovely star, in silver, an eight point star with clusters of silver rays, the obverse medallion features a crown on a red enamelled field, surrounded by a white ring inscribed PRIN NOI INSINE 14 MARTIE 1881, marked on 6 oclock ray with a Romanian silver mark denoting 800 fineness, reverse features a vertical pin assembly, central cartouche identified