large size 2.3 feet by 1.5
vibrant colors- will add better pictures
amazing calligraphy
picture in center is real.
on heavy stock paper
Thanks
General Putnam
large size 2.3 feet by 1.5
vibrant colors- will add better pictures
amazing calligraphy
picture in center is real.
on heavy stock paper
Thanks
General Putnam
That is a very neat piece. I have never seen one like it before.
gregM
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I was addicted to the "Hokey-Pokey" but I've turned
myself around.
very nice item.
I am going to attempt to translate as much of this as possible will repost when I finish
A very nice document for a Bavarian veteran with extensive WW1 service. Here's what it says:
1914 - War Chronicle - 1918
Georg Klüglein
Infantryman with Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment 4/12. Kompanie und Minenwerfer-Kompanie [Reserve Infantry Regiment 4, 12th Company and Trench Mortar Company] in the field.
Eisernes Kreuz II. Klasse [Iron Cross 2nd Class], Militärverdienstkreuz III. Klasse mit Schwertern [Military Merit Cross 3rd Class with Swords], Frontkämpfer-Kreuz [Frontline Combatants' Cross]*
He joined up for service in the World War on 2/1/1915 with Rekruten-Depot, II. Ersatz-Bataillon/5. Infanterie-Regiment [Recruit Depot, 2nd Replacement Battalion, 5th Infantry Regiment], on 15/2/15 to II. Ersatz-Bataillon/18. Infanterie-Regiment [2nd Replacement Battalion, 18th Infantry Regiment]. Deployed into the field: 10/4/15 with 12. Kompanie, Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment 4 [12th Company, Reserve Infantry Regiment 4]. On 9/9/18 to the Minenwerfer-Kompanie, Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment 4 [Trench Mortar Company, Reserve Infantry Regiment 4]. He took part with honor in the battles and position warfare at the Western Front: At La Vaux-Fery-Kuhkopf, in the Vosges, at Ronvaux-Haudioment-Manheulles, between the Meuse and the Moselle, at the Somme, Aisne, Champagne, at Verdun, in Flanders. In the East: At Sereth, Ukraine (1917). In the West: At Verdun, Soissons and Reims, Champagne. On 25/10/18 to the Military Hospital le Mosine, etc. He fulfilled his duty loyally. Honorably discharged due to demobilization: 25/11/1918.
*) Just for additional illustration, here is a medal bar with those three decorations:
it says he ended up in the hospital- im sure there is no way to figure what the injury was. correct
Nice item! Must be made after 1934...
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Crab
this keeps getting more interesting
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