17 Casualty Clearing Station on the 11th
measuring 57 mm (w) x 58
1881 and awarded in two classes: I Class (Gold) and II Class (Silver)
reverse with inscription “Für treue Dienste im Reichsarbeitsdienst” (“For Faithful Service in the Reich Labour Service”)
By 1907 he was stationed at the Philippine Divisional hospital in Manila
International. A Lot of Twenty Military Cloth Wings United Republic of 17 Casualty Clearing Station onWings representing: Hungary, Iraq, Jordan, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, South Africa, United Kingdom, West Germany, Zambia, along with other countries. Nine are embroidered in a variety of colours, ten are in silvered and or gold coloured bullion wire, some with embroidered accents, most of which are on a black wool base, one on a red wool base, the Hungarian Pilot Badge in silvered bullion wire with multiple sequins and interlaced with red and green