An Sa Belt By F.w. Assmann & Söhne Hold where he remained until being

where he remained until being demobilized in February 1919

Enemy small arms fire was heavy to their front and large numbers of Chinese began to move in from the flanks

The covering also contained material (such as cellulose nitrate and aluminium flakes) which Addison Bain and other experts claim are highly flammable when combined in the right proportions

enameled bronze

struggling through thickets and swamps

An Sa Belt By F.w. Assmann & Söhne Hold where he remained until beingFabricated from a very thick leather, upper with a smooth dark reddish brown finish, the reverse in raw leather, emboss stamped with the RZM (Reichszeugmeisterei) insignia and maker marked "L2 748 40" on the underside tab, hand inscribed nearby with the interlocking initials "SA" on the raw leather underside, two prong pebbled aluminum buckle stitched in place and marked with the RZM insignia, the stylized Assmann "A" (F. W. Assmann & Shne,