Württemberg. An Order Of The Crown In Gold, I Class Commander, By Eduard Foehr, C.1915 Auction Archive maker marked “Robinson Oberstein/Nahe” on

maker marked “Robinson Oberstein/Nahe” on reverse

1944 from his war service and was awarded the CVSM and WM

The cap is flanked by pebbled magnetic metal buttons securing in place a decorative chinstrap constructed of multiple rows of twisted and rolled silver aluminum wire

and were carried as badges of social standing

Württemberg. An Order Of The Crown In Gold, I Class Commander, By Eduard Foehr, C.1915 Auction Archive maker marked “Robinson Oberstein/Nahe” on(Orden der Wrttembergischen Krone Ritterkreuz). In Gold with fine red and white enamels, weighing 35. 1 grams, although known to have been manufactured by Eduard Foehr of Stuttgart, as they were the only maker of this insignia, measuring 58. 3 mm x 95 mm inclusive of its crown suspension, excellent quality enamels with only minor indentation to crown, better than extremely fine.