Germany, HJ. A Landdienst Cuff Title consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac The numbering on the III

The numbering on the III Class crosses from the period 1913-1915 range from 1 to 289150

and my people have built together

navy blue and black inks

dated March 19

British War Medal (10105 PTE

Germany, HJ. A Landdienst Cuff Title consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac The numbering on the III(HJ rmelband). Constructed of a black cotton base, the obverse bearing a white embroidered inscription of LANDDIENST DER HJ (LAND SERVICE OF THE HJ) in Fraktur script, unmarked, measuring 3 cm (w) x 41 cm (l), in extremely fine condition. Footnote: Established in May 1934, the Landdienst (Land Service) was created with a mandate to slow the movement of German youths from rural areas to cities. Conversely, seeking to reverse this trend, the ultimate