Germany, Weimar. A Regimental Commemorative Crosses Newly Listed with its period original 34

with its period original 34 mm wide ribbon

then becoming an auxiliary warship from 1914–1915 for the Imperial German Navy

He was taken on strength at the Canadian Base Depot in France on the 26th

two rows of gold-coloured threading interlaced with dark green threading on the outside rows and two solid green interlaced threading on the inside rows

and married

Germany, Weimar. A Regimental Commemorative Crosses Newly Listed with its period original 34(Regiments Erinnerungskreuz). A regimental commemorative cross presenting as a cross patte with stippled arms bordered in a rope like border, with swords crossing through the centre, the obverse centre presents a medallion bearing the crowned FIIR cipher of King Friedrich II of Prussia within an oak leaf wreath, the left and right cross arms bear the inscription TREU DEM and REGIMENT (LOYAL TO THE REGIMENT), the reverse presents a circular central