Germany, Imperial. A Pair of Ribbon Bars for First World War Combatants, c. 1937 GTRexclude marked “800” on the reverse

marked “800” on the reverse of the cross and “925” on the reverse of the Oakleaves and Swords for silver content

he received a new command in Hohenstein/Szczytno

He died in Stemmen

in bronze with a bronze core

Philadelphia

Germany, Imperial. A Pair of Ribbon Bars for First World War Combatants, c. 1937 GTRexclude marked “800” on the reverse(Bandschnallen). A pair of ribbon bars for First World War combatants, including: 1. One featuring eight decorations, including a 1914 Iron Cross II Class, a Saxon Order of Merit with Swords, a Saxon Albert Order with Swords, a Reuss Princely Honour Cross with Swords, a Waldeck Order of Merit with Swords, an Honour Cross of the World War 1914 1918 for Combatants, an Austrian War Commemorative Medal, and a Hungarian War Commemorative Medal, all affixed