A German Army Officer’s Brocade Belt And Buckle; Named Newly Listed he was transferred to the

he was transferred to the Canadian Convalescent Hospital at Woodcote Park

he was later declared Killed in Action during the Dieppe Raid on August 19

The original recommendation states:

the reverse engraved

WWI War Cross 1918 - Type III

A German Army Officer’s Brocade Belt And Buckle; Named Newly Listed he was transferred to theBelt is fabricated with a fine aluminum wire interlaced with white threading on the upper, incorporating two rows of forest green embroidery, the edges and reverse in green wool, two sliders with matching uppers and reverses to that of the belt, the right end finishing in a point with a hook that faces a single row of nine holes for length adjustment, die stamped silvered aluminum buckle affixed to the right end, the buckle illustrating an eagle