Germany, Imperial. A Fine Miniature Order Chain for a Saxon Officer and First World War Combatant Hold measuring 74 mm (w) x

measuring 74 mm (w) x 128 mm (l)

the Battalion was broken up and absorbed into the 3rd and 4th Reserve Battalions

A Third Reich Period Gemeinde Zweck Verband Waldeck

Frehrking was at the time a Corporal and was promoted Sergeant as a reward’ (Their adventures are recounted at length by Von Wissel)

the centrepiece and the cartouche loose versus the body of the badge

Germany, Imperial. A Fine Miniature Order Chain for a Saxon Officer and First World War Combatant Hold measuring 74 mm (w) x(Miniaturkette eines Frontkmpfers 1. Weltkrieg). A fine miniature order chain for a distinguished Saxon Office and First World War combatant, featuring four decorations constructed of silver with gilt and multi coloured enamels, including a 1914 Iron Cross, an Albert Order with Swords, an Order of Merit with Swords, and a Military Order of St. Henry, all suspended from a gilded silver chain culminating at one end in a pin and at the opposite end with