Lithuania, Republic. An Order Of Grand Duke Gediminas, Ii Class Star, C.1935 GTRexclude the fourth inscribed "He 115-V1"

the fourth inscribed "He 115-V1" on the reverse

previously cleaned and delicately coated with a shiny veneer to preserve the obverse

A grouping of two mint and unissued Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Field Cap Eagle insignia

all on a red fabric underside

when he was wounded on August 2

Lithuania, Republic. An Order Of Grand Duke Gediminas, Ii Class Star, C.1935 GTRexclude the fourth inscribed "He 115-V1"(Lietuvos didiojo kunigaikio Gedimino Ordinas). Instituted in 1927. Type II. (1930 1940 Issue). A gilded silver badge, in the form of a white enamelled Maltese Cross in saltire (i. e. "X" shaped) with a group of three gilt rays in each quadrant, obverse centre with presenting the Columns of Gediminas, one of the national symbols of Lithuania, with a red enamel background, reverse with date of 1918 II. 16 representing the end of the first war,