Description

it was joined by the 39th Battalion

before being discharged on May 25th and subsequently forfeited twenty-one days at 50 cents plus allowances

Vivid II on December 28

he rushed forward with three men and attacked the post killing five of the enemy

Germany, Imperial. A First War Era Heer (Army) Em/Nco Belt Buckle Auction Archive it was joined by the(Heer Koppelschloss). Constructed of brass with stamped face plate depicting royal crown inside ribbed border bearing oak leaves and raised inscription GOTT MIT UNS (God with us), unmarked, measuring 62 mm (w) x 46 mm (h), in near extremely fine condition.

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Germany, Imperial. A First War Era Heer (Army) Em/Nco Belt Buckle Auction Archive it was joined by the

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