An Unusual Aluminum Self Securing Belt Loop By Schmölle & Co., Menden certificate_of_authenticity " He was wounded at

" He was wounded at the Battle of Cambrai in late 1917 and was invalided to England

Higher Grade: Four-piece construction

His next-of-kin was his mother

Newis was wounded in action at the Battle of the Ancre Heights

Footnote: In 1922

An Unusual Aluminum Self Securing Belt Loop By Schmölle & Co., Menden certificate_of_authenticity " He was wounded atAluminum, 21 mm x 64. 5 mm u shaped bracket with die holes at either end, a flap with projecting points affixed on its ends and fitted into the die holes on the bracket, maker marked Schmlle & Co., Menden insignia on the reverse of the flap, one end of the bracket folded over and housing a trapezoid shaped ring, light contact, near extremely fine.