Description
Major von Pittel remained confident and eventually formed ten trains of troops
maker marked Willy Annetsberger
who was killed by a sniper’s bullet at the Battle of the Selle in October 1918 - Military Medal
on (early period c
Semi-dark patina on the obverse and edge
Four American Medals And Awards Archive Major von Pittel remained confidentBronze Star (bronze, unnamed, 35 mm x 36. 2 mm, ribbon bar with "V" Device pinned in place to its original ribbon); Distinguished Flying Cross (bronze gilt, 43. 5 mm, original ribbon with brooch pinback); Purple Heart (two piece construction, bronze gilt and enamels, unnamed, 35 mm x 42. 3 mm, original ribbon with brooch pinback, intact enamels); and First World War Victory Medal (bronze, 36 mm, replacement ribbon). Ranging from near very fine to
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