A German Army Shooting Lanyard; Grade Nine GTRexclude on full-length worn neck ribbon

on full-length worn neck ribbon with vertical thirteen star cravat

enamel chipping evident on the centrepiece ring on the MM

Denison was carrying a load of bricks to build ovens to serve the squadron's new home

He was trained with the standard issue 98K Rifle

Footnote: The Imperial Yeomanry was a British volunteer cavalry regiment that mainly saw action during the Second Boer War

A German Army Shooting Lanyard; Grade Nine GTRexclude on full-length worn neck ribbonThick, twisted, interwoven bright silver bullion braid, head of the lanyard with a 42. 2 mm x 56. 7 mm gilt aluminum shield displaying the Wehrmacht eagle above a shield fronted by crossed swords, framed by a wreath of oak leaves, 460 mm in length inclusive of its suspensions loop, mothing evident on the Army green cloth backer, scattered gilt wear on the badge, extremely fine.