Germany. A 1916 “Gold For Iron” Medal Newly Listed that he was not married
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that he was not married and that his trade was that of Factory Labourer
A Fighter Pilot of Naval Fighter Squadron II
A grouping of three first war period Imperial German
a plaque below inscribed in raised lettering "O
Chatham on December 3
Germany. A 1916 “Gold For Iron” Medal Newly Listed that he was not marriedAn example of a 1916 Imperial German Gold for Iron Medal; constructed of blackened metal; the obverse illustrating a rightward facing kneeling woman offering a gold necklace, inscribed In Eiserner Zeit above, and dated 1916 below; the reverse inscribed Gold gab ich zur Wehr, Eisen nahm ich zur Ehr (I gave gold for defence, took iron for honour), with oak leaves below, and maker marked Hosaeus on the bottom; measuring 40. 57 mm in diameter; weighing
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