A 20Th Anniversary Badge Of The Battle Of Tannenberg Hold stating that James Lennox had

stating that James Lennox had been killed in France and describing the events surrounding his death: "Dear Sir

page 28 contains so called “glued in” award documents for NSDAP Long Service Awards (bronze and silver grades)

Very attractive medal bar in original state as worn

The front is completed by a vertical row of five olive green plastic buttons on the right side

resulting in lung problems and pneumonia

A 20Th Anniversary Badge Of The Battle Of Tannenberg Hold stating that James Lennox hadA 20th Anniversary badge of the Battle of Tannenberg (1914 1934); in die stamped silvered bronze; horizontal pinback; unmarked; measuring 40 mm x 30 mm; better than very fine condition. Footnote: The Battle of Tannenberg was a battle of the First War that occurred in Ostpreuen (East Prussia) between August 26, 1914 and August 30, 1914 between Germany and Russia. The German side had 153,000 men at the disposal, while the Russians had 191,000. The