Great Britain. A War Medal To Capt.mather, 3N Squadron, Rnas, Shot Down By Plm Recipient Auction Archive extremely fine condition with light

extremely fine condition with light scuffing and folding creases

the name could be Spietl or similar

His first Iron Cross was signed by a commander of the North Sea Fleet in 1942

and badge itself soldered onto solid silver cigarette case (undoubtedly

Great Britain. A War Medal To Capt.mather, 3N Squadron, Rnas, Shot Down By Plm Recipient Auction Archive extremely fine condition with lightA War Medal to Captain Arthur Stuart Mather, 3 Naval Squadron, Royal Naval Air Service (later Royal Air Force), Shot Down by Pour le Mrite Recipient Oberleutnant Adolf, Ritter von Tutschek, Jasta 12; (CAPT. A. S. MATHER. R. A. F.). Naming is officially impressed. Original ribbon, edge nicks, bruised, light contact, very fine. Footnote: Arthur Stuart Mather was born on February 26, 1895. Flight Sub Lieutenant Mather was at Marieux in the Somme on the