A Johann Friedrich Böttger "Remember The Visit To Meissen" Medal Auction and demobilized in 1919 with

and demobilized in 1919 with the rank of Colonel

An account of Warrant Officer Bobby Bunting claiming two Focke-Wulfs south-east of Rome states: "We dived from out of the sun and I identified the a/c as FW 190s

titled “Erinnerungen an meine Wehrdienstzeit” (Memories of my Military Service)

The document is dated to Zagreb (Croatia) on January 26

stating that he was with an Active Militia (nine months with the 9th Mississauga Horse)

A Johann Friedrich Böttger "Remember The Visit To Meissen" Medal Auction and demobilized in 1919 withGermany (German Democratic Republic (DDR), East Germany: Red porcelain, obverse with the left facing bust of Johann Friedrich Bttger, reverse illustrating the town of Meissen (famous for its porcelain), marked below with the Meissen manufacturing crossed swords insignia, surrounded by the inscription "ZUR ERINNERUNG AN DEN BESUCH IN MEISSEN", 50. 5 mm, near mint. Footnote: Johann Friedrich Bttger (February 4, 1682 March 13, 1719) was a German