Germany, Imperial. An Extensive Medal Ribbon Bar With Thirteen Ribbons Hold when he suffered shrapnel wounds

when he suffered shrapnel wounds to his right eye and neck on April 6

Naming is engraved on the two Crimea medals

going about to inspect billets when they are taken or handed over

otherwise mint condition

circumscribed “Constantiae et Patriae Amori” (Latin - For constant love for country)

Germany, Imperial. An Extensive Medal Ribbon Bar With Thirteen Ribbons Hold when he suffered shrapnel woundsAn extensive medal ribbon bar with thirteen ribbons, consisting of 1) A Prussian Iron Cross 1914 Second Class ribbon, 2) A Hohenzollern House Order ribbon, with miniature crossed swords and crown, 3) A Prussian Order of the Red Eagle ribbon, 4) A Bavarian Order of Merit ribbon, with miniature crossed swords and crown, 5) A Saxon War Merit Cross, 6) An Oldenburg House Merit Order ribbon, 7) A Mecklenburg Schwerin Order of the Wendish Crown ribbon, 8) A