Germany, Prussia. A King Wilhelm Ii & Augusta Victoria Sixtieth Jubilee Plaque GTRexclude she was struck off strength
Description
she was struck off strength to Gander Station in Newfoundland on December 24
The inside of the side cap is lined in plain black rayon/cotton blended liner
all on an interwoven green-grey rayon backer
Instituted 16 February 1850
measuring 130 mm (w) x 320 mm (l) x 65 mm (h)
Germany, Prussia. A King Wilhelm Ii & Augusta Victoria Sixtieth Jubilee Plaque GTRexclude she was struck off strengthSilver medal embedded in a bronze gilt plaque, the obverse of the silver medal illustrating the right facing conjoined busts of Kaiser Wilhelm II and Augusta Victoria of Schleswig Holstein, surrounded by the inscription "WILHELM D. K. KONIG V: PREUSSEN AUGUSTE VICTORIA D. K. K. V. PR:" and engraver marked "E. WEIGAND SC.", reverse inscribed "ZUMEHEJUBILUM SEID FRHLICH IN HOFFNUNG GEDULDIG IN TRBSAL HALTET AN AM GEBET RMER C. 12 V. 12", the obverse of
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