Germany, Imperial. A Medal Dedicated To The Fallen Soldiers Of Three Polish Conflicts, 1914-1915 certificate_of_authenticity with visible wear to the

with visible wear to the sweatband

gilt metal "batfleur" eagle

that his religion was Presbyterian and that his trade was that of Clerk

"to be ready for sea" on May 1

Transvaal) and the King's South Africa Medal with two clasps (1901

Germany, Imperial. A Medal Dedicated To The Fallen Soldiers Of Three Polish Conflicts, 1914-1915 certificate_of_authenticity with visible wear to theGermany (Imperial); Bronze gilt, obverse illustrating a cavalry soldier on horseback at the right, the head of both the soldier and his horse bowed out of respect, a grave with a large cross before them at the left, a pickelhaube placed upon the grave, engraver marked "F. MAZURA" below the rear legs of the horse, inscribed "FR DIE GRABSTTTEN DER GEFALLENEN HELDEN VON" above and " 1914 LIMANOWA TARNOW GORLICE 1915 " (the three Polishconflicts) below,