Saxony, Kingdom. An Albert Order, Commander’s Cross, by G.A. Scharffenberg Newly Listed helping to reduce the risk

helping to reduce the risk of friendly fire in close-quarters encounters

The collection consists of: an accompanying letter for award of Iron Cross 2nd Class and Front Line Driver’s Badge in Bronze (209x150mm

an extremely scarce badge in very fine condition

noted his "loss of right eye and debility" from a from a gun shot wound

reverse with Old Dutch city motto "Een Draght Mackt Maght" (Unity Makes Strength)

Saxony, Kingdom. An Albert Order, Commander’s Cross, by G.A. Scharffenberg Newly Listed helping to reduce the risk(Albrechtsorden Komturkreuz). Instituted 31 December 1850 by King Friedrich August II. (1850 1918 issue). Constructed of gilded silver with multi coloured enamels, consisting of a Latin Cross with white enameled arms joined through the quadrants by a circular oak leaf wreath executed in green enamels with brown enameled acorns, the obverse overlaid by a central white enameled medallion bearing a raised and gilded profile of Duke Albert III, surrounded