Germany, Imperial. A Congratulatory Document To Bismarck’s 82Nd Birthday From The City Of Liegnitz, 1897 Archive 1943 and signed in black

1943 and signed in black ink by a Stabsarzt and Chief Medical Officer

Wilhelm II and Wound Badge

The British authorities on the island decided that the Black Caribs with higher Amerindian traits were to be maintained on the island

Towers returned to England on April 15

including a 1914 Iron Cross Second Class bearing campaign clasps inscribed “Verdun”

Germany, Imperial. A Congratulatory Document To Bismarck’s 82Nd Birthday From The City Of Liegnitz, 1897 Archive 1943 and signed in blackThe heavy duty cardboard folder with document is dated to Liegnitz (present day Legnica, southwest Poland) on April 1, 1897. It was given to Otto von Bismarck on occasion of his 82nd birthday by the counsel of the city of Liegnitz. It includes 101 names of local businessmen and esteemed citizens as vicarious representatives The document is a poem written in the local Silesian German dialect. Measuring 350 mm (w) x 450 mm (h), presenting light scuffing