United Kingdom. A First War Propaganda Poster, 1915 GTRexclude He is buried in the

He is buried in the War Cemetery at Rheinberg

but it could be “Botin”

constructed of leather on the upper and lower side with a nickel-plated metal (magnetic) core

A very well-preserved Deutsche Luftsportverband (DLV/German Air Sports Association) Officer’s dagger

He was treated and declared Category "A" (Fit for General Service)

United Kingdom. A First War Propaganda Poster, 1915 GTRexclude He is buried in theA large lithograph and paper, First War propaganda poster, featuring a line of soldiers with an empty plank stating THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR A FIT MAN and the surrounding text THERE IS STILL A PLACE IN THE LINE FOR YOU Will you fill it?, printed by The Hancock Cadle Co. London, and published by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, No. 35, measures 53. 5 cm (w) x 75. 5 mm (l), with a reinforced left edge bearing four holes, plain reverse with