A Rare Mongolian Order Of The Red Banner Of Combat Valour Consign: 17 GTRexclude and four Sergeants of the

and four Sergeants of the Guards from London acted as pall-bearers

gold and enamel with gold retaining pin

when von Vollard-Bockelberg had worked under him in the Greater General Staff as a deployment expert and let him join command of the newly formed Ninth Army which was led jointly by him and Hindenberg after the middle of September

one of 353 awarded to several anti-aircraft batteries in the Defence of London for the downing of the German Zepplein L15

He served in Belgium and France from 1814 to 1816 and was present at the Battle of Waterloo

A Rare Mongolian Order Of The Red Banner Of Combat Valour Consign: 17 GTRexclude and four Sergeants of theA Rare Mongolian Order of the Red Banner of Combat Valour; 4th Award Silver gilt and enamels, gilt "4" designating it as 4th award, engraved numbered 16, 53 mm x 53. 5 mm, screwback, intact enamels, extremely fine. (C: 17)