Netherlands, NSB. A Mussert Cross 1941, Military Issue visually-hidden with raised oak leaves and

with raised oak leaves and acorns adorning each side of the tip

arriving in Canada on the 28th and continued with 2 Field Squadron

After training in England

Five photographs are labeled as “Work Entrance”

within a ring of white enamel bearing a gilt inscription of “VIRIBUS UNITIS” (“WITH UNITED FORCES”)

Netherlands, NSB. A Mussert Cross 1941, Military Issue visually-hidden with raised oak leaves and(Mussertkruis, Nationaal Socialistische Beweging = National Socialist Movement). Instituted in 1942. Three piece construction, in bronze gilt with red, black and white enamels, designed in the shape of a Maltese Cross with crossed swords, the obverse centrepiece bearing a swastika fronted by a Wolfsangel rune, the insignia above two branches of oak leaves, reverse centrepiece inscribed "MUSSERT 1941", inscribed "HOU EN TROU" (Loyal and True) above,