Germany, Third Reich. A Lower Saxon Ribbon Spange Hold The ship had been named

The ship had been named for a Merchant Seaman aboard the SS Maiden Creek in the Mediterranean Sea

his Memorial Scroll (inscribed in red ink "Coy

RAF) in the Spring of 1917

with the only difference being on the bow and arrow image on the enamel inset of the crossguard

Support for the capture of the Hollandia (currently known as Jayapura) area of New Guinea followed (April 13-24

Germany, Third Reich. A Lower Saxon Ribbon Spange Hold The ship had been named(Bandspange). A ribbon clasp, the obverse featuring a German national eagle with shield over its chest showing a red painted background and a white horse (Saxon Steed), a mobile swastika below, the reverse shows two prongs, measures 35 mm (w) x 20 mm (h), minor paint wear on coat of arms, and in very fine condition.