Germany. A Mixed Lot Of Identification And Service Booklets Hold An Order of Constantine of

An Order of Constantine of St

Embassy) writing to A/M Leckie

the obverse of both bearing machine-embroidered gold bullion wire Larisch-pattern insignia

(marked on the reverse of the swords "GH 900" (by Gebrüder Hemmerle)

After several months in custody

Germany. A Mixed Lot Of Identification And Service Booklets Hold An Order of Constantine of(Ausweispapiere). A mixed lot of identification and service books, including an Imperial Militrpa, constructed of a blue card stock binding with 20 paginated interior pages full of handwritten entries, named to THEODOR FNSTER, who served with Infanterie Regiment 218 and Fusilier Regiment 39 throughout the First World War, completing with a demobilization stamp dated 19 November 1918 and issued in Crefeld, measuring 85 mm (w) x 140 mm (h), with age