Norway. A Lot of Norwegian Miniature Medals GTRexclude allowing the dagger to hang

allowing the dagger to hang from a uniform

with signs of wear and use evident

stating that he had one years' previous service with the 26th Regiment

named to Stabsgefreiter Emilian Fleißner of Gebirgs-Nachrichten-Abteilung 140 (part of the newly-formed 9

the obverse bearing a raised depiction of Tsar Peter I (“the Great”) in full armour and mounted on a horse trampling fallen enemy combatants

Norway. A Lot of Norwegian Miniature Medals GTRexclude allowing the dagger to hang1) A King Haakon VII Freedom Cross: In bronze gilt, a white enameled Maltese cross, the obverse centerpiece bearing the monogram of King Haakon VII over the letter V, the reverse inscription reads "Alt for Norge 7 juni 1945" (All for Norway 7 June 1945), 23. 6 mm (h) x 18. 2 mm (w), extremely fine. 2) An Order of St. Olav, Knight: In bronze gilt, a white enameled Maltese Cross, with gilt crowned monograms "O" between the arms of the cross, obverse