Germany, Imperial. A Fine Miniature Order Chain for a Saxon Officer and First World War Combatant Hold the Battalion was broken up

the Battalion was broken up and absorbed into the 3rd and 4th Reserve Battalions

all closing with scalloped flaps with reinforced buttonholes meeting polished magnetic metal buttons

Frehrking was at the time a Corporal and was promoted Sergeant as a reward’ (Their adventures are recounted at length by Von Wissel)

a 1934 Braunschweig NSDAP meeting badge

Germany, Imperial. A Fine Miniature Order Chain for a Saxon Officer and First World War Combatant Hold the Battalion was broken up(Miniaturkette eines Frontkmpfers 1. Weltkrieg). A fine miniature order chain for a distinguished Saxon Office and First World War combatant, featuring four decorations constructed of silver with gilt and multi coloured enamels, including a 1914 Iron Cross, an Albert Order with Swords, an Order of Merit with Swords, and a Military Order of St. Henry, all suspended from a gilded silver chain culminating at one end in a pin and at the opposite end with