Germany, Imperial. A 1916 Artillery Luger P08 Holster, by Friedrich Böttger visually-hidden Instituted in 1765 in Poland

Instituted in 1765 in Poland and adopted in 1831 as an Imperial Russian Order

Accompanied by a Reproduction Photograph of de Chair (in uniform standing beside his wife and wearing his Fullsize Medal group

had 949 men

A textbook example of a mint and unissued DRL (German League of the Reich for Physical Exercise/Deutscher Reichsbund für Leibesübungen) Gold Grade Sports Badge

Towers was present in the battles of Alma

Germany, Imperial. A 1916 Artillery Luger P08 Holster, by Friedrich Böttger visually-hidden Instituted in 1765 in Poland(Pistolentasche fr Luger P08). A well preserved Artillery issue Luger P08 holster, constructed of multiple panels of pressed brown leather, the edge featuring a hollow channel retaining an original cleaning rod, with a retractable lid and flap fitting over the side and retaining a loop through which a strap is inserted for secure closure, the interior bearing a fully legible makers mark reading FRIEDRICH BTTGER, EISLEBEN with a manufacture date of