Hannover, Kingdom. A Silver Oyster Fork From The Estate Of King Ernst August, By Johann George Hossauer, C.1840 Hold He was captured and discharged
Description
He was captured and discharged by American forces in 1945
A sea of flowers gave testimony to the popularity of the deceased
5 mm with two screwposts on a bar marked "S-26"
Belgium WWII War Cross
Monetny Dvor mint marked and number engraved "3919983" on the reverse
Hannover, Kingdom. A Silver Oyster Fork From The Estate Of King Ernst August, By Johann George Hossauer, C.1840 Hold He was captured and discharged(Silver). Antique. A silver oyster fork constructed of silver. The obverse presenting with a highly stylized handle connecting to a three pronged fork, with the outermost prong flattened and sharpened, the handle bearing an engraved monogram of King Ernst August of Hanover. The reverse features similarly intricate designs, maker marked HOSSAUER for the firm of Johann George Hossauer. Measuring 20 mm (w) x 155 mm (l) and weighing 32. 1 grams.
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