Germany, Imperial. German Iron Cross Documents Of World War I, By William E. Hamelman Archive 8 mm x 106

8 mm x 106

Matters came to a head when Lobengula approved a raid to forcibly extract tribute from a Mashona chief in the district of the town of Fort Victoria

and then overseas in Tholthorpe followed by Croft

enlistees and draftees from Vermont to initial entry centers for in processing and training before departing for France

One attack against a patrol vessel was followed by a severe enemy counter-attack during which the Flying Fish was severely damaged

Germany, Imperial. German Iron Cross Documents Of World War I, By William E. Hamelman Archive 8 mm x 106This is an extremely well preserved edition of William E. Hamelmans German Iron Cross Documents of World War I. The book consists of a glossed card stock binding, with the cover bearing a depiction of the 1914 Iron Cross, circumscribed by the books title and author. The reverse of the cover bears a black and white photograph of the author, with a brief description of his career and other works. The books content consists of 228 white paper pages with