A First War Italian Victory Medal certificate_of_authenticity he was killed in action
Description
he was killed in action at the Battle of the Selle on 20 October 1918
where he recuperated for two weeks
and was hoping for further training as an Electrical Welder
Emperor Nicholas II issued a decree stating that individuals that had suffered wounds in action were to add a bow to the ribbon of the medal
Private Crater was Killed in Action on the first day of the Battle of Frezenberg
A First War Italian Victory Medal certificate_of_authenticity he was killed in actionA First War Italian Victory Medal Bronze, engraver marked "G. Orsolini MOD" and "F. M. LORIOLI & CASTELLI MILANO" on the obverse, 36. 2 mm, unique ribbon with stripes incorporating the flags of the five Allied Powers (Great Britain, France, Belgium, Italy and the United States), extremely fine.
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