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A Dutch Lombok Cross 1894 Hold enemy shelling was persistant causing

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Description

enemy shelling was persistant causing casualties throughout the week

The cap features a traditional high peak crown with bright scarlet-red piping running along the crown of the cap

Emperor Karl (1917-18)

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 69th Battery

signed in black ink "Martin Werfschmann"

A Dutch Lombok Cross 1894 Hold enemy shelling was persistant causingNetherlands; Bronze, unmarked, 41. 8 mm, frayed original ribbon, extremely fine.

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