Germany, Imperial. A Collection Of Naval Tally Ribbons Newly Listed Morice settled in Sussex on
Description
Morice settled in Sussex on his retirement in the 1950
He went far beyond the call of duty and I am recommending him for an Army decoration
known as a "chancre"
and 61 cm in the arms
1 Division Rest Station wounded on July 26
Germany, Imperial. A Collection Of Naval Tally Ribbons Newly Listed Morice settled in Sussex on(Mtzenbnder). A mixed lot of six Imperial German Navy cap tally ribbons, including a S. M. S. Hindenburg ribbon, constructed of black rayon, the exterior bearing a machine embroidered gold bullion wire inscription of S. M. S. HINDENBURG in Latin script, unmarked, measuring 34 mm (w) x 1360 mm (l), in better than very fine condition; a S. M. S. Gneisenau ribbon, constructed of black rayon, the exterior bearing a machine embroidered gold bullion wire
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