Germany, Imperial. A 1914 Iron Cross Ii Class Award Document To Private Otto Degünther United Republic of this ended the campaign

this ended the campaign

(June 1936-January 1939)

the face with a circular central medallion bearing Annamese characters meaning ‘It is worthy to develop knowledge’ within a stippled ring inscribed ‘INDOCHINE FRANCAISE’ (French Indochina)

documents are in very good condition

while her actual departure for her three-year odyssey was captured by a reporter for the Oxford Mail:

Germany, Imperial. A 1914 Iron Cross Ii Class Award Document To Private Otto Degünther United Republic of this ended the campaignA 1914 Iron Cross II Class Award Document to Private Otto Degnther of the 11th Company 224th Reserve Infantry Regiment, on cream coloured paper. The top half of the document is an image of a chariot being led by four horses with an angel holding a sceptre with an image of an Iron Cross. The document is dated 11 August 1918, stamped and signed. Presenting two folding creases, minor scuffing and creasing. Measuring 210 mm (w) x 333 mm (h), very fine.