Germany, Imperial. A 1914 Iron Cross Ii Class Award Document To Gefreiten Johann Krausel United Republic of the right side with an

the right side with an oval brass buckle for length adjustment

The physician at MHCC Montreal noted that Gunner Butler had served sixteen months with the Imperials and seven months with the Canadians and that he had acquired "Rheumatism" while in the trenches

where he was admitted to the 110th Australian General Hospital in Perth on June 20

for valour in combat

Germany, Imperial. A 1914 Iron Cross Ii Class Award Document To Gefreiten Johann Krausel United Republic of the right side with anA 1914 Iron Cross II Class Award Document to Gefreiten Johann Krausel of the 2nd Company 394th Infantry Regiment, on cream coloured paper. The document is dated to 14 October 1916 and signed. Presenting four folding creases, major discolouration, some scuffing and creasing. The reverse is taped in four places. Measuring 206 mm (w) x 322 mm (h), fine.