Norway. A Merit Cross With Swords, Quisling Issue, Type II, C.1942 Archive He was named an Able

He was named an Able Seaman in 1913 and then joined the Royal Fleet Reserve in May 1914

The belt catch has gilded wash finish

General LIst - Canada Scroll

the die-stamped coat-of-arms held in place on the buckle's face via four prongs

Original lacquer

Norway. A Merit Cross With Swords, Quisling Issue, Type II, C.1942 Archive He was named an AbleA Norwegian Merit Cross with Swords Second Class Cross, Quisling issue, cross known as Tapper og Tro (Brave and Faithful), in bronze, Type II, die struck, 43x43mm, on original War time ribbon, extremely fine condition. This Cross (Type II) was introduced in 1944 as an award to civilian Nazi Party members. Rare.