Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of Medal Stick Pins GTRexclude he left for the 1st

he left for the 1st Canadian Entrenching Battalion on the 29th

both in intentionally crudely cast iron (metal) in the shape of a traditional Iron Cross

1943 later referred to as "Black Sunday"

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 128 Infantry Battalion

Royal West Kent Regiment (204812 PTE

Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of Medal Stick Pins GTRexclude he left for the 1st(Anstecknadeln). A lot of four medal stick pins, including a 1914 Iron Cross, constructed of silvered and blackened bronze, the reverse maker marked E. S., measuring 16 mm (w) x 16 mm (h), in very fine condition; a Bronze Grade Wound Badge, constructed of bronze, unmarked, measuring 13 mm (w) x 15 mm (h), in better than very fine condition; a pin with a 1914 Iron Cross and an Honour Cross of the World War 1914 1918, constructed of partially blackened