The Military Order Of St.henry In Gold C.1905 certificate_of_authenticity Flying Lieutenant Rogers performed observational

Flying Lieutenant Rogers performed observational duties and range finding missions for various BEF artillery batteries

marked 4 on the pin (for Steinhauer & Lück

articles documenting the upcoming Nurnberg Hearings with photo of Reichmarshal Hermann Goering and Franz von Papen

trimmed in orange piping on both open sides of the tunic

arriving in Halifax on June 7th and posted to Dispersal Station "B"

The Military Order Of St.henry In Gold C.1905 certificate_of_authenticity Flying Lieutenant Rogers performed observationalThe Military Order of St. Henry, Knights Cross in Gold and enamels, 37. 6mm (x53. 0mm including crown suspension), weighs 20. 7 grams, unmarked, of very fine quality manufacture, in extremely fine condition; in red case of issue, without ribbon. This type of cross was introduced around 1900, and produced in Gold for a short period of time (all WWI crosses were produced in silver gilt). There are only two known recipients of this type of cross in Gold,