A First War Army Long Service German Medal Ribbon Bar GTRexclude went into service in 1916

went into service in 1916 and its first appearance in France was with No

He was among a dozen architects invited to make a radio broadcast on contemporary architecture in 1935 and presented his views on commercial building aesthetics (Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Journal

functional hinge/catch assembly

1962 and was re-mustered from Standard Group to Transport Operator Group 1

A First War Army Long Service German Medal Ribbon Bar GTRexclude went into service in 1916A first and second war German medal ribbon bar with six medals, awards, and decorations, consisting of an Iron Cross 1914 Second Class, a War Merit Cross Second Class with Swords, a First War Brunswick (Braunschweig) War Merit Cross with Swords, a Hindenburg Cross with Swords, a Wehrmacht Long Service Medal, and a Sudetenland Commemorative Medal; well preserved period original ribbons; measuring 92 mm x 18 mm; magnetic core with a horizontal pinback;