Germany, Heer. A Wehrpaß And Cabinet Card Portrait To Alfons Herrmann Archive the accompanying hardware intact

the accompanying hardware intact

Fifth Republic - Bronze gilt and enamels

the award became a war decoration for bravery in the face of the enemy and crossed swords were added to the suspension

The brown leather washer is seated in its place underneath the cross-guard junction

but in 1893 it was supplemented with a badge and sash

Germany, Heer. A Wehrpaß And Cabinet Card Portrait To Alfons Herrmann Archive the accompanying hardware intact(Wehrpa und Portrt). A Wehrpa constructed of a card stock binding with all 52 paginated interior pages intact and featuring handwritten entries, the former indicating that the booklet was issued to Alfons Herrmann, a veteran of the First World War who served on the Western Front from 31 July 1914 until 8 November 1918, with undated award entries for the 1914 Iron Cross II Class, Silver Grade Wound Badge, and the Honour Cross of the World War 1914