scattered silvering wear on the reverse and overall on the obverse
consisting of a Maltese Cross with pebbled arms
94 mm (w) x 47
German Badges & Medals - In good to fine condition
the reverse with a gorget-style shield bearing an inscriptions of “FÜR TREUEN DINEST IN EINEM FELDZUGE” (“FOR FAITHFUL SERVICE IN THE CAMPAIGN”)
United States. A Purple Heart To Seaman Krenek, Wounded During Roi Island Attack, February 12, 1944 Archive scattered silvering wear on theInstituted in 1782. Two piece construction, in bronze gilt with purple, red, white and green enamels, engraved "JOSEPH R. KRENEK S1c USNR" on the reverse, measuring 34. 5 mm (w) x 43 mm (h), intact enamels, original ribbon with brooch pinback, extremely fine. Accompanied by the original forwarding letter for the Purple Heart, along with two pages of copies of his Service Records. Footnote: The Purple Heart was instituted on August 7, 1782 and is