A German Cross In Gold By Zimmermann With Case Auction Archive with Private Lang subsequently transferred
Description
with Private Lang subsequently transferred as a reinforcement to the 54th Infantry Battalion "Kootenay Battalion"
a French army reserve officer who was living in Montreal
A Large Tinnie/Day Badge - magnetic
He was discovered by a police officer who took him to a Hafen hospital where he was pronounced dead
A German Cross In Gold By Zimmermann With Case Auction Archive with Private Lang subsequently transferredMaker marked "20" (Zimmermann) on the underside of the pin, light version, weighing 43. 6 grams, 63. 1 mm x 63. 1 mm, vertical pinback, untouched enamels with only very light, minimal handling, near mint. In its hardshelled case of issue, slotted medal bed, light contact, case near extremely fine.
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