Luxembourg, Kingdom. An Order Of The Oak Crown, Officer’s Cross In Gold By Lemaitre, C. 1890 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac 3) A Prussian Reserve Long

3) A Prussian Reserve Long Service Clasp

issued on 5 October 1940 and named to Schulz as a SA-Standartenfüher

A round silvered war alloy medal

1868 and returning to the rank of Leading Seaman on June 22

Luxembourg, Kingdom. An Order Of The Oak Crown, Officer’s Cross In Gold By Lemaitre, C. 1890 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac 3) A Prussian Reserve Long(Eechelaafkrounenuerden). Instituted December 29, 1841 by King Wilhelm II. Composed of 18K Gold, a white enamel cross with an oak leaf wreath in each quadrant, the obverse centre medallion presents a crowned W inscription on a green enameled field contained in a gold ring, the reverse mirrors the obverse, measures 33. 85mm (w) x 37. 62mm (h inclusive of integral suspension ring), weighs 11. 0 grams, unmarked, chips in white enamel on both obverse and