Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of Medal Ribbon Bars Auction Archive McIssac was transferred to the
Description
McIssac was transferred to the 17th Reserve Battalion in November 1918 and then returned home to Canada in mid-January 1919
silver frame with iron core (magnetic)
labeled “Collar tab for Oberförster and Forstamtmann”
the division was re-organized into the two-brigade
It was moved out of reserve status on June 19
Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of Medal Ribbon Bars Auction Archive McIssac was transferred to the(Ordensschnalle). A group of four medal ribbon bars, including one with six decorations, featuring a 1914 Iron Cross, a Saxon Merit Order with Swords, a Saxe Weimar Long Service Medal, an Honour Cross of the the World War 1914 1918, a Saxon Albert Order, and a Saxon Long and Devoted Service Medal, all set on a 90 mm long magnetic metal bar with horizontal pinback, unmarked, in extremely fine condition; a bar with three decorations, including a 1914
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