Netherlands, Kingdom. An Order Of Orange-Nassau, I Class Grand Cross Case, C.1950 Auction Archive including a Heer (Army) badge

including a Heer (Army) badge

Lausmann joined another unit

which resulted in the surrender on July 17

the Croix de Guerre was awarded to him)

each clearing enemy from "No Mans" land and examining enemy wire from 12 midnight til 3

Netherlands, Kingdom. An Order Of Orange-Nassau, I Class Grand Cross Case, C.1950 Auction Archive including a Heer (Army) badge(Ordre van Oranje Nassau). Instituted in 1892. Hardshelled design on both the lid and base, wooden framed, the exterior with a steel blue pebbled cloth covering on all sides, the lid bearing the Royal Dutch Crown in gold coloured ink, inside lid lined in navy blue satin, padded, marked "Kanselarij der Nederlandse Orden 's Gravenhage" (Chancellery of the Netherlands Orders The Hague) and exhibiting the impressions of the once present badge and breast