A First War Imperial German Framed Memorial Portrait Of A German Soldier GTRexclude he was transferred to Orchard

he was transferred to Orchard Convalescent Home at Dartford on June 16th for one week

Recruits knew that they would have to learn a set of basic English commands for training and fighting purposes

" Pett later became a Prisoner of War and was housed at Stalag Camp 344

the Naval Base and Depot

maker marked "Lawson & Son BRIGHTON" on the inside lid

A First War Imperial German Framed Memorial Portrait Of A German Soldier GTRexclude he was transferred to OrchardGermany (Imperial); Frame with a gray cloth cover and padded, with a 58. 5 mm (w) x 66. 5 mm (h) Iron Cross in cloth with its details screen printed in black and silver coloured inks, the Iron Cross placed above a voided rectangular area in the centre which houses a card mounted black and white photo illustrating a German soldier from the chest up, with "113" on his shoulder board, his image framed by a half wreath of flowers, with a portrait of