Germany, Imperial. A 1916 Medal For Berlin War Relief Volunteers By Constantin Starck Auction It is a letter written
Description
It is a letter written by Schulz during the final journey of the UB-130 to Harwich
along with his Obituary from the New York Times of October 16
651093 Private William Albert Jewitt was in action when he suffered gun shot (shrapnel) wounds to his head on October 19
He had formed a Home Guard unit from Americans living in London
but was considered an Allied victory
Germany, Imperial. A 1916 Medal For Berlin War Relief Volunteers By Constantin Starck Auction It is a letter written(Erinnerungsmedaille fr Freiwilliger). Constructed of patinated magnetic metal, the obverse with a robed female figure dousing a fire, flanked by an inscription of EDEL SEI DER MENSCH, HILFREICH UND GUT (LET MAN BE NOBLE, HELPFUL, AND GOOD), the reverse with an FUER OPFERWILLIGE HILFELEISTUNG AN IHREN MITBUERGEN IN SCHWERER KRIEGSZEIT DIE STADT BERLIN (FOR HELPFUL SERVICES TO YOUR FELLOWS CITIZENS IN THE DIFFICULT TIME OF WAR IN THE CITY OF BERLIN),
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