Wurttemberg. A Studio Portrait Of A Wurttemberg Veteran Of The Franco-Prussian War Of 1870-1871 GTRexclude serving in 12

serving in 12

with the exterior paint having contact marks and scratches from use

The numbers were bolstered after the Wehrmacht Invasion of the Balkans

Charles Millar was later transferred to the 116th Infantry Battalion in the French theatre and was Killed in Action at the Battle of Arras on August 27

The interior paint is mostly intact

Wurttemberg. A Studio Portrait Of A Wurttemberg Veteran Of The Franco-Prussian War Of 1870-1871 GTRexclude serving in 12Black and white, faded to a sepia toned look, the obverse illustrating a seated Army officer in uniform from the waist up, in a studio setting, large epaulettes on both shoulders, aiguillettes protruding from the right epaulette, travelling down the right side and finishing at the opening of the tunic. He is wearing a medal grouping on a suspension on his left breast, consisting of five awards, the Order of the Wurttemberg Crown 1st Class, the