chipping evident in the enamels on the centrepiece insignia
Constructed of woven golden yellow and gilt thread with three black stripes
on a replacement double loop suspension from its correct replacement ribbon
He was decorated with the Iron Cross First Class for this action
the exterior bearing a machine-embroidered gold bullion wire inscription of “SCHIFFSARTILLERIESCHULE” (“SHIP ARTILLERY SCHOOL”) in Fraktur script
International. A Celtic Tetradrachm (Coin), Samobor Type A, C.200 Bc United Republic of chipping evident in the enamelsEast Noricum (Kingdom of Noricum). Found in the area of Northwest Croatia (Samobor), in silver, convex with varying alignment, the obverse features a male head facing left, wearing a three strand pearl diadem, the reverse with a right facing prancing horse, measuring 23 mm (w) x 24 mm (h), weighing 11. 1 grams, small crack near 4 o'clock, edge wear consistent with age, an ancient coin in very fine condition. Issued c. 200 BC 1 BC Footnote: Noricum is