Germany, Imperial. Three Award Documents To Paul Barth (Red Cross) GTRexclude 8 cm (w) x 8

8 cm (w) x 8

He also devised a system of "indirect fire" which allowed protection to the flanks of the advancing infantry by means of a protective web of bursting shells

first pattern with drop tail eagle

invalided to Canada aboard the S

numbered "1453" on the rim

Germany, Imperial. Three Award Documents To Paul Barth (Red Cross) GTRexclude 8 cm (w) x 8A Red Cross Medal 2nd Class certificate to Kaufmann (merchant) Gustav Emil Paul Barth in Borna (Saxony), dated to Berlin on 29 June 1918. Measuring 210 mm (w) x 329 mm (h), presenting two folding creases, and light scuffing and creasing of the edges, remains near very fine. A Red Cross Medal 3rd Class certificate to Paul Barth, dated to Berlin on 18 February 1915. Measuring 210 mm (w) x 330 mm (h), presenting a folding crease, and light scuffing and