Germany, Ordnungspolizei. A Rare Gendarmerie Officer’s Parade Bandolier and Ammunition Cartouche visually-hidden it documented his encounter with

it documented his encounter with the Cystitis: "This officer while on Active Service in France had an attack of sub-acute cystitis

It was destroyed on 30 November 1942 by an accidental explosion during repairs while docked in Japan

including one featuring a 1914 Iron Cross II Class

Republic (South Korea) War Service Medals (one in red bronze

Lüdenscheid) and maker marked "ASSMANN & SÖHNE LÜDENSCHEID" on the reverse

Germany, Ordnungspolizei. A Rare Gendarmerie Officer’s Parade Bandolier and Ammunition Cartouche visually-hidden it documented his encounter with(Paradebandelier und Kartuschkasten fr Offiziere der Gendarmerie). A rare Gendarmerie Officers parade bandolier and ammo cartouche, the former constructed of a police green wool base with a reinforced canvas core, overlaid across the length of the obverse with a silver aluminum wire tresse which encompasses its full width, terminating at one end in a pebbled aluminum clip adjusted with a functional pebbled oval aluminum buckle, unmarked, measuring 5