Netherlands, NSB. A Rare 1940 Commemorative Medal, Bronze Grade, Recipient-Named Example visually-hidden and since September of 1944

and since September of 1944 he served with the Werfer (Mortar) Regiment 85

accompanied by a metal banner rod measuring 596

and was assigned to a high-level military procurement position in Cologne

and re-designated as The Princess of Wales’ Own Regiment on April 1

The national eagle (Hoheitszeichen) sits snug in its place and level with the wood without significant gaps between the eagle and the grip

Netherlands, NSB. A Rare 1940 Commemorative Medal, Bronze Grade, Recipient-Named Example visually-hidden and since September of 1944Constructed of bronze, the obverse bearing a raised mobile swastika defaced by a Wolfsangel, surrounded by a wreath of roses with a chain overlaying the bottom, circumscribed by an inscription of LOTSVERBONDENHEID 10 14 MEI 1940 (FATEFUL UNION 10 14 MAY 1940), the reverse bearing inscription of SAAMGEDREVEN DOOR HET LOT VEREEND IN GEVAAR (DRAWN TOGETHER BY DESTINY, UNITED IN DANGER) and DIETSCHES EN DUITCHES VERBONDEN IN DIE TOEKOMST (DUTCHMEN AND