Latvia. An Order Of The Three Stars, V Class Knight, C.1940 Archive second with two ascending dragons

second with two ascending dragons as well as a a small coral bead denoting III Grade

He was credited with having served in Canada (June 1916 to October 1916)

Footnote: The M35 Stahlhelm came into Wehrmacht service in 1935 and was visually very similar to the M17 helmet that was used during the ending phases of the First War

Luftgau Nachrichten Regiment 3 and was sworn in on 2 September 1939

which largely happened in 1934

Latvia. An Order Of The Three Stars, V Class Knight, C.1940 Archive second with two ascending dragonsTriju Zvaigu ordenis. Instituted in 1924. In silver gilt with blue and white enamels, three stars in Gold affixed to the obverse centrepiece, marked with the Latvian silver purity mark beside ". 875"" (silver), maker marked ""F. M." and hallmarked on the obverse of the integral suspension, measuring 37. 8 mm (w) x 56 mm (h) inclusive of its wreath suspension, chipping and pitting evident in the white enamels on the arms on both sides, traces of gilt