Norway, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Olav, Ii Class Commander, Military Division, By J. Tostrup Auction Archive the badge in bronze gilt

the badge in bronze gilt with intact red enamels

with adjustable closures consisting of cotton-blended drawstrings and bakelite buttons meeting reinforced buttonholes

including a 1914/1915 Fortress Krakow badge

Meise survived the war and was briefly held as a prisoner of war (POW) until 25 July 1945

a photograph of a church with graves in the background

Norway, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Olav, Ii Class Commander, Military Division, By J. Tostrup Auction Archive the badge in bronze gilt(Den Kongelige Norske Sankt Olavs Orden). Instituted in 1847. Type II (105 1937). In silver gilt, a white enamel Maltese Cross with ball finials, a crowned O in each quadrant, the obverse medallion features a rampant lion holding an axe on a red enamel field with a white, blue, white ring exterior, the reverse medallion presents the inscription RET OG SANDHED, the cross is surmounted by crossed blue enameled swords and a crown with white, red, and