Germany, Imperial. A 25 Year Long Service Cross Document To Pour-Le-Merite Recipient, 1903 Buy Now The 1st Infantry Battalion was

The 1st Infantry Battalion was raised in Southwestern Ontario with mobilization headquarters at Camp Valcartier under the authority of P

It was founded in 1931

when he was transferred to List II of permanent Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve in the rank of Surgeon Lieutenant with seniority

entitled to wear the War Service Badge Class "A"

obverse illustrating the all-seeing eye emanating flaming rays above the year "1812"

Germany, Imperial. A 25 Year Long Service Cross Document To Pour-Le-Merite Recipient, 1903 Buy Now The 1st Infantry Battalion wasThe 25 Year Long Service Cross certificate is named to Major (later General) Konstantin Heinrich Robert Karl Schmidt von Knobelsdorf (1860 1936), a recipient of the Pour le Mrite with Oak Leaves, battalion commander of 1st Hanoverian Infantry Regiment No. 74. Dated to Hanover on 6 June 1903 and signed in black ink by Karl von Stnzner (1839 1914), commanding General of 10th Army Corps and a Knight of the Black Eagle Order. Measuring 210 mm (w) x 331 mm