Norway, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Olaf In Gold, I Class With Swords, C.1890 Hold the 88th served in the

the 88th served in the First (I) Corps through the battles of Antietam/Sharpsburg

197 mm wide at the back and 925 mm in length when the straps are detached

Gottlieb Wolff (1897–1971)

depending upon what he stated it was on the three Attestation Papers he signed

British War Medal (778410 SPR

Norway, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Olaf In Gold, I Class With Swords, C.1890 Hold the 88th served in the(Den Kongelige Norske Sankt Olavs Orden). Military Division. Type I (1873 1905). Instituted in 1030 by King Oscar I of Norway and Sweden. Consisting of a ball tipped enameled white Maltese Cross in Gold, quadrant featuring stylized crowned monographs O for King Oscar I also in Gold, obverse centre exhibiting a superposed heraldic Norway Lion in silver gilt, with a red enameled background, the 12 oclock arm superimposed by two enameled blue crossed