Germany, Imperial. A 1914 Iron Cross Ii Class, Non-Combatant GTRexclude 7 mm in diameter metal

7 mm in diameter metal support plate

printed in black and red ink on a cream-coloured thick paper stock

A 1938 Lindenberg Denkmalsweihe badge

The London Gazette records that Whybrow was injured at the battle of Inkermann

Naming is officially impressed on the pair and officially engraved on the Memorial Cross

Germany, Imperial. A 1914 Iron Cross Ii Class, Non-Combatant GTRexclude 7 mm in diameter metal(Eisernes Kreuz 1914 II. Klasse fr Nichtkmpfer). Reinstituted 5 August 1914 by Kaiser Wilhelm II. (1914 1918 issue). Constructed of iron and silver, on loop for suspension from a postwar non combatants replacement ribbon, consisting of a Cross Patte with a blackened magnetic iron core within a ribbed silver frame, the obverse with a central initial W, the six oclock arm with a reinstitution date of 1914, the twelve oclock arm with a royal crown, the