A German Army Officer's Dress Parade Uniform Aiguillette Hold his "Illness & death due

his "Illness & death due to (the) result of active service conditions

that he was in an Active Militia

disembarking in the United States on May 23rd

these watches do not display any military markings

In WWI the regiment contributed personnel to the 26th Battalion on its formation and later raised the 115th Battalion

A German Army Officer's Dress Parade Uniform Aiguillette Hold his "Illness & death dueCord is fabricated from fine aluminum wire wrapped around a white cotton core, divided into three sections: one section has a cord braided into forty three rows of loops, the second section has a shorter looped cord with a braided aluminum wire adjustment knot, the third section has a long looped cord, with all three cords joined at five positions within a 22 mm x 32 mm strip of fine aluminum wire trimmed in forest green embroidery on both edges,