A München Olympic Games 1936 Decoration 2Nd Class With Award Document & Banquet Invitation Hold Major Wulf fought firstly with

Major Wulf fought firstly with his battalion in the bitter defensive near Monchy-Bapaume

suspended from a sterling silver and red enamelled pinback hanger

It was here that he was diagnosed with "Pernicious Anemia" (also known as Biermer's anemia

the front form inscribed in blue handwritten ink "WW2 MESSAGE FORMS / Courtesy W G CHANDLER LtCol

two Notices from the Australian Imperial Force Base Records Office - Victoria Barracks in Melbourne

A München Olympic Games 1936 Decoration 2Nd Class With Award Document & Banquet Invitation Hold Major Wulf fought firstly withTwo piece construction, in bronze, fire gilded, and with white enamels, 54 mm x 57 mm, original ribbon with pinback, no imperfections to enamels, in mint condition; in its hard shelled case of issue, Olympic rings in gold colored ink on the lid, recessed medal bed, case virtually mint. With award document, named to Innenarchitekten Willy Laurisch (interior Designer Architect), dated Berlin, 28 November 1936, and with facsimile signature of A. Hitler,