Germany, Imperial. A Southwest Africa Campaign Medal 1904-06, with Gross- Namaland Clasp Archive One engine again caught on

One engine again caught on fire and was extinguished by skillful flying

& Assmann & Söhne on the reverse

concealment of embezzlement

The cuff of each sleeve is rolled up to a depth of 170 mm and secured in place with machine stitching at both the front and back

the reverse with an analogous medallion bearing the Roman numerals “XX” (20)

Germany, Imperial. A Southwest Africa Campaign Medal 1904-06, with Gross- Namaland Clasp Archive One engine again caught onInstituted March 19, 1907. For Combatants. In bronze, the medal depicts a helmeted bust of Germania surrounded by the inscription SUEDWEST AFRIKA 1904 06, the reverse presents the crowned imperial cypher of Kaiser Wilhelm II with crossed swords below and the surrounding inscription DEN SIEGREICHEN STREITERN, measures 32. 6mm (d), worn on original ribbon with GROSS NAMALAND clasp, light wear, in very fine condition. Footnote: The South Africa Campaign