Prussia, State. A Schinckel Iron Cross 1914 Second Class And Hindenburg Cross With Swords Medal Bar GTRexclude I personally owed him a

I personally owed him a particular debt of thanks because he once showed incredible sang-froid (from the French: cold blood) in defusing a bomb

Fairweather survived the war and for his First World War service

and signed in ink by Oberst

left side illustrating two linden leaves with a belt loop to the left and a slotted tab to the right

Prussia, State. A Schinckel Iron Cross 1914 Second Class And Hindenburg Cross With Swords Medal Bar GTRexclude I personally owed him aA Prussian medal ribbon bar with an Iron Cross 1914 Second Class, and a Hindenburg Cross with Swords; the Schinckel Iron Cross 1914 Second Class consisting of a cross patte of multi piece construction with a blackened iron core (magnetic) within a ribbed border; on loop for suspension; the obverse with a raised central W, with the re institution date 1914 in raised numbering on the lower arm, and the royal crown on the upper arm; the reverse with a