Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of First World War Army Death Notices Newly Listed along with copies of his

along with copies of his Service Records and Maher's Funeral Homes Proof of Death Certificate

in extremely fine codnition

congratulatory telegram for German Cross in Gold

Army Commendation Medal with First Award "V" Device (in bronze gilt

The convoy was due south of Iceland (about 465 nautical miles west of Malin Head

Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of First World War Army Death Notices Newly Listed along with copies of his(Heer Sterbebilder). A lot of three First World War Heer (Army) death notices, including one named to Johann Festner, constructed of card stock and featuring a black and white photo of Festner, indicating that he served in Infanterie Regiment 8 and was killed in action on 18 September 1914 in his 23rd year, 64 mm (w) x 102 mm (h), with minor material fatigue evident, in near extremely fine condition; one named to Martin Felber, constructed of card