Germany, Third Reich. A Rare National Prize For Art And Science, Ii Model Prototype Auction Footnote: Harold Walker Williamson was

Footnote: Harold Walker Williamson was a Signal Boy during WWI

illustrating a stylized spread-winged eagle with a circular shield on its chest inscribed "SKD"

He was mustered in April 1945 and deemed fit for military service

spotting and gilt wear on the obverse

the camp was hastily split into two compounds: one for Serbian officers and the other for American officers

Germany, Third Reich. A Rare National Prize For Art And Science, Ii Model Prototype Auction Footnote: Harold Walker Williamson was(Der Deutscher Nationalorden fr Kunst und Wissenschaft, Vorlagemuster II). Instituted 30 January 1937. (1937 issue). A rare and unique prototype of the German National Prize for Art and Science, constructed of gilded silver with enamels, the obverse consisting of a circular oak leaf wreath, bordered on both sides with gilt rings, with a central red enameled disc bearing a raised gilt mobile swastika, the cardinal points adorned with raised and gilded