A Wehrmacht Army Insignia Group Auction later the Carabiniers Mont-Royal and

later the Carabiniers Mont-Royal and finally in 1931

as a Second-in-Command

seeing service in the Western Atlantic in 1914

Fourth Divisional Train (CEF) on April 19

in order to join the war effort and is on record as having reported for duty with his father's sword and two spare shirts

A Wehrmacht Army Insignia Group Auction later the Carabiniers Mont-Royal andA Wehrmacht Army Grossdeutschland Insignia Group comprising of the NCOs enlisted cufftitle, 44cm (or 17 inches) in length, mint condition; and two shoulder boards, not maching, also in near mint condition; according to a seller, these come from the estate of 'Unteroffizier Karl Hhne, 5. Panzer Aufklrungsabteilung Grodeutschland'.