1915 Campaign Star (Iron Crescent) By B.b. & Co. Newly Listed the rubber face cushions and

the rubber face cushions and aluminum frame remain intact

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 159th Infantry Battalion "1st Algonquin Battalion" on September 8

All three were not married and stated their trades as that of Salesman

Cox attended the Army School of Instruction II on March 12

catch at the bottom reverse had been War-time repaired-replaced

1915 Campaign Star (Iron Crescent) By B.b. & Co. Newly Listed the rubber face cushions and1915 Campaign Star (Iron Crescent) by B. B. & Co. In silvered bronze, and enamels, German made, maker marked "B. B. & Co." on the reverse, 55 mm x 57 mm, horizontal pinback, extremely fine.