United States. A Curtiss Marine Flying Trophy Commemorative Medal 1915 Hold the cross has lost most

the cross has lost most of its finish and some material fatigue is evident to the case

reverse presents the number 800 for silver content

An extremely well-preserved Heer Officer’s Model 1765 “Prinz Eugen” sabre

1917 and his pay was adjusted to March 2

United States. A Curtiss Marine Flying Trophy Commemorative Medal 1915 Hold the cross has lost mostIn solid bronze, weighing 426 grams, marked "REAL BRONZE" on the reverse, maker marked "MADE BY THEODORE B. STARR. INC." on the bottom edge, illustrating the Curtiss Marine Flying Trophy consisting of an angry swirling sea, spiraling upward to support the globe atop the fierce cresting waves, flanked on either side with large figures, with Neptune, the Ruler of the Waves, opposite Boreas, the Ruler of the Winds, each gazing upward at a billowing mass