Two Second War Award Documents to the 162nd Infantry Regiment - Iron Cross 2nd Class Document
highlighted by his participation with the 57th (Midland) Battalion during the Northwest Rebellion in 1885
1918 for three violations: AWOL from Tattoo from August 23 to 25 until he was apprehended by the Military Police
featuring in bronze colored cloth (eagle) with black trim and lettering over a white disc
which an intermission spent working at the army supply depot in Amberg
Germany. An Early First War German War Effort Belt With Buckle Auction Two Second War Award DocumentsAn unusual buckle with crimped belt attachment point and sliding bar; produced in the early stages of the war in stamped brass with stamped nickel centre, reverse is unmarked, insignia illustrating a Wilhelm II Iron Cross in the centre, surrounded by the inscription "FELDZUG GEG (Gegen) FRANKREICH, RUSSLAND, ENGLAND U. S. W. (Und So Weiter) 1914" (Campaign Against France, Russia, England, Et cetera 1914), buckle attached to the belt via one large and