Germany, Wehrmacht. A Spanish Cross In Silver With Swords By Berg & Nolte Archive each shoulder with an epaulette

each shoulder with an epaulette strap held in place via a small bronze button bearing the United Kingdom coat-of-arms

centre enameled with single small flake

Instituted on 9 June 1857 by Friedrich Günter

1 (Apprentices) Wing

soiling and scuffing evident on the exterior

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Spanish Cross In Silver With Swords By Berg & Nolte Archive each shoulder with an epaulette(Spanienkreuz in Silber mit Schwertern). Constructed of silvered tombak, consisting of a Maltese cross, the obverse with pebbled arms, with a central medallion bearing a mobile swastika, with crossed swords piercing the centre of the cross, each adorned Luftwaffe eagle clutching mobile swastikas at all four quadrants, the reverse with a barrel hinge and banjo style pinback meeting a round wire catch, maker marked B & N, L for Berg and Nolte,