Germany, Imperial. The Military Id Booklet Of German Defender Of Tsingtao And Pow In Japan Archive This action moved the overall

This action moved the overall commander of the French Army to describe the attack as the single bravest act of the entire war

the obverse bearing a blue enameled ring bearing a Russian Cyrillic inscription of “КОМПАНІЯ ДВЕНСКО-ВИТЕБСКОЙ ЖЕЛ-ДОР” (“DVISNK-VITEBSK RAILWAY COMPANY”)

showing clear examples of use/wear

since his mother was unable to gain permission from the Austrian authorities in Vienna to have it taken to Milan

the stud release bearing a mark of “KRAFT ALPACCA” indicating nickel-silver construction

Germany, Imperial. The Military Id Booklet Of German Defender Of Tsingtao And Pow In Japan Archive This action moved the overallThe military ID booklet belongs to Gefreiter (lance corporal) Gustav Bretz. Measuring 84 mm (w) x 143 mm (h), presenting light scuffing of the spine and rusting of the staples, remains extremely fine. Footnote: Gustav Bretz was born on August 23, 1892 in Dielkirchen (southwest Germany). He worked as a scribes assistant. Bretz joined the military on October 2, 1912. On February 18, 1913 he was placed in the 2nd Company of the 3rd Sea Battalion (3. See