Norway, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Olav, Ii Class Commander, Military Division, By J. Tostrup Auction Archive a photograph of a church
Description
a photograph of a church with graves in the background
topped by a parachute
constructed of cardstock with a lightly textured green faux leather (leatherette) exterior
Meise survived the war and was briefly held as a prisoner of war (POW) until 25 July 1945
with adjustable closures consisting of cotton-blended drawstrings and bakelite buttons meeting reinforced buttonholes
Norway, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Olav, Ii Class Commander, Military Division, By J. Tostrup Auction Archive a photograph of a church(Den Kongelige Norske Sankt Olavs Orden). Instituted in 1847. Type II (105 1937). In silver gilt, a white enamel Maltese Cross with ball finials, a crowned O in each quadrant, the obverse medallion features a rampant lion holding an axe on a red enamel field with a white, blue, white ring exterior, the reverse medallion presents the inscription RET OG SANDHED, the cross is surmounted by crossed blue enameled swords and a crown with white, red, and
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