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stamped in black ink on the underside beside the magnetic steel clip on the left side
many had seen Immelmann as invincible and could not conceive the notion that he had fallen to enemy fire
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Footnote: William Guard Livingston was born in Blenheim Ontario in 1886 and was working as a Clerk before enlisting in the CEF on September 30th 1914
the Wilhelm Centenary Medal 1897
Russia, Imperial. An Infantry Cap Badge, C.1914 Hold stamped in black ink onRussia: Die stamped silvered tin with burnt orange red and black paint, magnetic, unmarked, 35. 8 mm x 48. 3 mm, both prongs intact, surface rust evident on the reverse, scattered paint chipping, overall silvering loss, very fine.
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