A First War Memorial Cross To The 73Rd Battalion For Action Outside Arras Auction Archive A Scarce German Cross in

A Scarce German Cross in Silver by Zimmermann - Marked 20 underneath pin (for maker Zimmermann)

triple etched with hunting scenes on one side

The rear of the tunic has a single vented tail skirt

Chapter X : From Ecoivres to Berneville - Night Marching to the South - The Dawn of "The Day" - Battle of Amiens - Rosieres - A Record Train Journey - Ready for the Hindenburg Switch

nominated him by telegraph on the 5th of October for the Pour-le-Merite

A First War Memorial Cross To The 73Rd Battalion For Action Outside Arras Auction Archive A Scarce German Cross inA First War Memorial Cross to the 73rd Battalion for Action outside Arras Henry "Harry" David McIntosh was born on September 23, 1897 in Almonte, Ontario, the son of Robert McIntosh and Annie McIntosh. He signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (132315) with the 73rd Infantry Battalion "Royal Highlanders of Canada", on September 7, 1915 in Montreal, Quebec, at the age of 17, sixteen days shy of his eighteenth birthday (although his age is stated as