Germany, Wehrmacht. A Silver Matchbox To A Bearer Of The Knight’s Cross With Oak Leaves And Swords Hold 1940 Förster’s shooting record allowed
Description
1940 Förster’s shooting record allowed him to move from the beginner class to the training class
and credited with having served in Canada
" He was classified with "Neurasthenia" (mechanical weakness of the actual nerves) and was evacuated on November 28th by Ambulance Train and invalided to the Canadian Army Reserve Depot at Witley
measuring 45 mm (w) x 62 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring
constructed of silvered bronze and an array of multi-coloured enamels
Germany, Wehrmacht. A Silver Matchbox To A Bearer Of The Knight’s Cross With Oak Leaves And Swords Hold 1940 Förster’s shooting record allowed(Ritterkreuztrger Silbernes Streichholzschachtel). Constructed of silver, the exterior featuring a dimpled texture throat, the cover overlaid by a raised and finely detailed depiction of the Oak Leaves and Swords to the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross, opening with a functional hinge and snap button to reveal a shallow interior compartment for the accommodation of matches, bearing a number of marks indicating possible postwar issue to a highly
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