Germany, Imperial. A Silver Cigarette Case Dedicated To An Army Officer Auction Archive It covers the procedure adopted

It covers the procedure adopted in foreign countries as well as in Great Britain and the Empire

Kingdom medals:

A similar buckle is illustrated on page 63 of "Belt Buckles & Brocades of the Third Reich

Lieutenant Ings is buried in Beaumetz Cross Roads Cemetery

heavy enamel chipping on central white enamel field resulting in the loss of inscription

Germany, Imperial. A Silver Cigarette Case Dedicated To An Army Officer Auction Archive It covers the procedure adopted(Zigarettenetui in Silber). Constructed of silver, the lid bearing a central raised gilt German State Crown, engraved with initials L. L. at the upper left corner, and with a silvered and white enameled Cross of St. John, the interior with two elasticized bands securing contents in place, bearing an engraved inscription of UNSERM VEREHRT. CHEF Z. AND. V. D. UOFFZ. U. MANNSCH. D. M. W. K. 45, 1920. (OUR ESTEEMED CHIEF, A MOMENTO FROM THE NCOs AND MEN