A Kriegsmarine Naval Auxiliary Cruiser Badge By Friedrich Orth Hold he was building a block

he was building a block when about twenty of the enemy with two officers counter-attacked

WWI Unofficial Princess Mary Tin - Type II - This tin has been designed after the original WWI Princess Mary tin

1814) and served a total of fourteen years and one hundred days (March 13

There is a note still attached to his Medical History Sheet indicating that he had two sets of anti-typhoid innoculations in early July 1916

it was noted that he was "moderately educated" and that he had two tattoos on the left side

A Kriegsmarine Naval Auxiliary Cruiser Badge By Friedrich Orth Hold he was building a blockA Kriegsmarine Naval Auxiliary Cruiser Badge by Friedrich Orth In zinc, by maker Friedrich Orth, gilding worn off, gold wash is gone, otherwise in fine condition.