with a period correction to the second "T" in "MARKONETT"
shown in Wehrpass but no award document given
plus ten modern photographs taken from a contrived photograph in Fort Henry
" HIs overall capacity was re-estimated at 55% and his condition was once gain declared to be permanent
The helmet plate is attached to the Pickelhaube by two metal loops which extend into the interior through corresponding holes to the front
A Romanian First War Veteran's Breast Badge 1916-1919 Newly Listed with a period correction toThree piece construction, two bronze gilt with red, white, blue, yellow and black enamelled insignias on a silvered bronze base, illustrating the crowned cypher of Ferdinand I, the interlocking letters "VR" above the Romanian coat of arms backed by crossed swords below, the lower portion of the coat of arms framed by a ribbon banner inscribed "1916 1919", the outer edge of the badge trimmed in an oak leaves and acorns motif, 37 mm x 55. 5 mm, vertical