Baden. An Order Of Berthold The First, 1St Class Knight’s Cross, C.1910 Hold Both the locket and chape

Both the locket and chape are held firmly in place via two screws each

reverse with button-hole

the centrepiece retaining its magnetic metal backplate

featuring a handwritten signature of Generalleutnant Fritz Kühne (German Cross in Silver)

The 126 Canadians who flew Hurricanes and Spitfires in fighter command during this four month critical battle may well have turned a possible defeat into a British Victory

Baden. An Order Of Berthold The First, 1St Class Knight’s Cross, C.1910 Hold Both the locket and chape1896 1918 Issue. A fine quality manufacture and very well preserved example of an Order of Berthold the First Knights Cross (Orden Berthold des Ersten Ritterkreuz); a Gold Maltese cross with ball finals and royal crowns between the arms of the cross; the obverse consisting of white enameled arms, with a gilt outline along the edge of each arm, with a central red enameled medallion depicting the royal cipher of Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig within a gilt