Germany, Heer. A First & Second War Period Veteran’s Watch Archive He is buried in Hazebrouck

He is buried in Hazebrouck Communal Cemetery

followed by a posting in the Spring of 1918 to Canadian Headquarters at Witley on April 1st

The two piece Political Leaders buckle is in excellent condition

webbed backer with remnants of the paper backer remaining

all with no pins to hold the vessels in place to the sticks

Germany, Heer. A First & Second War Period Veteran’s Watch Archive He is buried in Hazebrouck(Heer Armbanduhr). Constructed of silver, with a brown leather adjustable strap, with a white face marked with Arabic numerials 1 12 notched at five second intervals, with formerly luminous hour and minute arms, with a retractable dial for winding the watch and adjusting the time displayed, interior with silver mark of . 875 with additional hallmarks and serial number 1857596, with handwritten inscription AN MEINEM ARM 1914 1918, 1938, 1939 1945,