Württemberg. A Merit Cross With Swords, With Swords Archive Footnote: George Frederick Snoulton was

Footnote: George Frederick Snoulton was born on February 8

7 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring

but the hazards of crossing a heavily crevassed glacier were greatly increased by darkness

Official denazified "1957" issue for Veterans wear (as WWII badges were not allowed for wear) "Gold" Grade of the Close Combat Clasp

overseeing railways

Württemberg. A Merit Cross With Swords, With Swords Archive Footnote: George Frederick Snoulton was(Verdienstkreuz mit Schwertern). Issued 1915 1918. Constructed of silver, with silver gilt crossed swords between the arms of the cross; the obverse inscribed with the crowned royal monogram of William; the reverse inscribed VERDIENST (German Merit); on a double loop for suspension from its period original ribbon; measuring 31. 52 mm (w) x 36. 15 mm (h); weighing 9. 6 grams; in better than very fine condition.