Germany, Hj. A 1938 National Trade Competition (Reichsberufswettkampf) Victor’s Medal, With Case Hold He served at Gibraltar from

He served at Gibraltar from January 1910 until resigning his commission on 3 May 1911 and was appointed as a Lieutenant

he served as a technical advisor in Chile and was only 1 of 36 recipients of the Gold Chile Medal

with a wide range of cap badges on their service caps

one with a broken crown

with the cover bearing a gold embossed inscription of “STATUTEN FÜR DEN OESTERREICHISCH-KAISERLICHEN-ORDEN DER EISERNEN KRONE” (“STATUTE FOR THE IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN ORDER OF THE IRON CROWN”) in Fraktur script

Germany, Hj. A 1938 National Trade Competition (Reichsberufswettkampf) Victor’s Medal, With Case Hold He served at Gibraltar from(Reichsberufswettkampf Sieger Medaille mit Etui). Constructed of silvered bronze with multi coloured enamels, the obverse with a central HJ insignia consisting of a red and white enameled diamond overlaid by a mobile swastika, on top of a mobile swastika and within a cog wheel, circumscribed by an inscription of DEM SIEGER DES R. B. W. K. 1938 (THE VICTOR OF THE R. B. W. K. 1938), the reverse with an inscription of DIE KREIS WALTUNG DER DAF.