United States. A Lot Of Four Marine Corps, Army And Air Force Badges Auction Archive It shows Knight’s Cross recipient

It shows Knight’s Cross recipient Lieutenant Arthur Jahnke walking past a military band and honouring unit

000 cadets enrolled

Although he officially "resigned" from his position in April 1903

and with a single raised lion’s head medallion which secures in place a decorative two-piece gilded bronze chinstrap

he has consistently displayed great gallantry and devotion to duty

United States. A Lot Of Four Marine Corps, Army And Air Force Badges Auction Archive It shows Knight’s Cross recipientIncludes: 1. Marine Corps Combat Aircrew Badge (two piece construction, sterling silver gilt anchor insignia, mounted to a sterling silver base, maker marked "AMICO" and marked "STERLING" on the reverse, measuring 51. 5 mm (w) x 21. 5 mm (h), horizontal pinback); 2. Army Senior Aviator Badge (in frosted sterling silver, maker marked "H. L. P." (His Lordship Products), marked "G. I." and marked "STER." (sterling) on the reverse, measuring 64. 5 mm (w)