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Netherlands WWII Commemorative Cross with Clasp War at Sea 1940 1945 & Ribbon Bar

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Netherlands WWII Commemorative Cross with Clasp War at Sea 1940 1945 & Ribbon Bar

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US$270.00


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Specification
Netherlands: WW2 Commemorative Military 
Cross. 
With the rare "Krijg Ter Zee 1940 -1945" (War 
at Sea, 1940 - 1945) clasp and the respective 
ribbon bar.
On the obverse: The portrait of Queen 
Wilhelmina, circumscribed: "for War Actions“. 
On the reverse: Marked: "KON.-BEGEER 
VOORSCHOTEN", "F.S.INV" 
Mounted on bar by A. Tack, Breda.
The Cross was instituted in 1944 and was 
issued to personnel with a minimum of 6 
months service after 10 May 1940 in the Dutch 
Armed Forces, Merchant Navy or Civil Air 
Service, in the Homeland or in the Dutch 
Colonies provided that they "had performed 
well and shown good conduct".
The clasp "Krijg Ter Zee 1940 -1945" was 
instituted in 1948 and was awarded for 
minimum 6 months service in the war zone, 
aboard Dutch or Allied vessels that were 
actually involved in combat action.
The clasp is scarce due to the small size of 
the Dutch Navy.

FULL SIZE

WW2 1939 - 1945

Item 100% original - ribbon, ribbon bar original

Condition as on the photos: Traces of glue and 
paper on the reverse side of the ribbon bar. 
Most likely it was attached to a diploma (or 
something similar) in the past.

GREAT ADDITION TO EVERY COLLECTION!
Payment method: Paypal
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Product Code04833
ConditionUsed

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