United Kingdom. An HMS Ajax Wooden Frame for the Battle of Jutland, 1916 Archive was presented as primary evidence

was presented as primary evidence in the Nuremberg Doctors Trial of 1948

the reverse presents the engraving MAIMU and the date 1

reverse medallion with enameled Brazilian symbol of the Armed Forces

76mm in width

consisting of a Cross Pattée with a central integrated medallion dated “1912” and “1913”

United Kingdom. An HMS Ajax Wooden Frame for the Battle of Jutland, 1916 Archive was presented as primary evidenceIn wood, an ornately shaped photo frame, with textured background and raised letters of H. M. S. AJAX JUTLAND MAY 31 1916, with two swastika shapes on the top, and a glass covered circle for a photo. The reverse offers a stand attached to a removable back plate, worn and smooth wood, measures 157 mm (w) x 192 mm (h). No image included, light wear, missing one prong to hold in the backplate, remains in near very fine condition. Footnote: A King George