A 1918 Award Document For A Wound Badge; Landsturm Infantry Regiment 36 Auction bound with a 44 mm

bound with a 44 mm band of gold oak leaf lace along the top edge and a 20 mm wide black patent leather band housing a brass buckle at the reverse along the bottom edge

he was transferred to the 18th Reserve Battalion on November 22nd

where he was admitted to Middlesex Hospital at Clacton-on-Sea (which was affiliated with the Military Hospital at Colchester)

Charles Hazel Miles of Somerset

on full-length sash) and Breast Star (two-piece construction

A 1918 Award Document For A Wound Badge; Landsturm Infantry Regiment 36 Auction bound with a 44 mmFirst War award certificate for Wound Badge in Black; A First World War award certificate for the Wound Badge in Black. It measures 165x104mm, extremely fine condition considering its age, with folding creases; It was awarded Im Felde, in the field, on July 19, 1918. The recipient is a Gefreiter, Lance Corporal, his first name is Heinrich, the last name has been made unreadable. It could be Linnenkamp. He served in the Landsturm Infantry Regiment 36,