Poland. A Officer's Wolyn Cross Medal, C.1920 Auction Archive with zero chipping and only

with zero chipping and only very minor contact to enamels

He also flew missions to Bergen (Norway) and Stuttgart (twice)

5 mm x x 37 mm x 10

signed in ink by Generaloberst Otto Dessloch (der Chef der Luftflotte 4)

exposing "KIEL" in the corner

Poland. A Officer's Wolyn Cross Medal, C.1920 Auction Archive with zero chipping and onlyAcquired from a local family: Wolyn Cross of Valour with Swords 1920, 2nd Class, Type I (two piece construction, bronze gilt with red, white and light blue enamels, maker marked with the conjoined letters "RW" within a circle on the reverse, 40. 5 mm, on a replacement triangular ribbon); Order of Virtuti Militari, 5th Class, Type IV (1832 1918) (silver, "REX ET PATRIA 1831" reverse, 30. 2 mm, original ribbon); along with three Miniature Medals,