Prussia. An Order Of The Red Eagle, Second Class Star, By Hossauer, C.1860 Newly Listed McRobb died in September 1951

McRobb died in September 1951 and was buried in Brookside Cemetery

the obverse with a silver double headed Austrian eagle

it retains most of the original finish

The 141st Aero Squadron shot down its first enemy plane on October 28th

Prussia. An Order Of The Red Eagle, Second Class Star, By Hossauer, C.1860 Newly Listed McRobb died in September 1951(Preuische Rote Adlerorden Bruststern zur II. Klasse). A silver star with a gold cross pattee with four white enameled arms; the obverse with an enameled Brandenburg crowned eagle, surrounded by a broad white enameled ring, inscribed Sincere et Constanter (Latin Sincere and Persistent) in gold lettering; the reverse with a vertical pin, and a functional hinge catch assembly; marked by perhaps the foremost maker of Prussian orders, 15 Lth Hossauer,