Germany, Imperial. A Miniature Medal Chain for an Officer and First World War Combatant visually-hidden Footnote: The Star for the

Footnote: The Star for the Lima Campaign was instituted in 1882 in recognition of the Chilean military personnel who participated in the campaign starting with the landing in Pisco and ending with the occupation of Lima on January 18

An example of a second war German Bronze Grade Close Combat Clasp (Nahkampfspange in Bronze)

then by the 21st Battalion on June 16th

marked sterling - both extremely fine

the obverse consisting of a pebbled field

Germany, Imperial. A Miniature Medal Chain for an Officer and First World War Combatant visually-hidden Footnote: The Star for the(Frackkettchen eines Veteranen des ersten Weltkrieges). A miniature medal chain for a First World War combatant featuring six decorations each constructed of bronze with gilt, silver, and enamels, including a 1914 Iron Cross, a Prussian Officers 25 Year Long Service Award, a Mecklenburg Schwerin Military Merit Cross, an Honour Cross of the World War 1914 1918 for Combatants, a Flanders Cross, and a Lbeck Hanseatic Cross, all unmarked and suspended