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Germany, Imperial. A Saxon Landwehr Long Service Award Ii Class Document, 1895 Archive cotton reinforced patch behind theThe Landwehr Long Service Award 2nd Class certificate is named to Vizefeldwebel (vice sergeant) of the Landwehr Infantry Friedrich Wilhelm Victor Albert Stein, born in Breslau, awarded by the Royal 4th Infantry Brigade No. 48. Dated to Leipzig on April 18, 1895. Measuring 177 mm (w) x 217 mm (h), presenting a folding crease, two punched holes, and light creasing and scuffing of the edges, remains better than very fine.