Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of Miniature Medal Chains Hold 21st Infantry Battalion was Killed

21st Infantry Battalion was Killed in Action on August 27

under the command of General Don Xavier de Castaños and Joaquim Blake

depicting a black enameled four armed cross with a superposed red enameled royal symbol of the Yoke and Arrows

illustrating a leftward-facing open-winged eagle

He was then placed on command at the Canadian Convalescent Depot

Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of Miniature Medal Chains Hold 21st Infantry Battalion was Killed(Miniatur Medaillonketten). A pair of miniature medal chains, the first presents four decorations including a Prussian Military Long Service Cross for 25 Years, a Honour Cross of the World War 1914 1918, with Swords, a Mecklenburg Schwerin Military Merit Cross, II Class, and a 1914 Iron Cross, II Class, on a 110 mm long gilded bronze chain with two needle pin and button for attachment, and in near very fine condition. A chain presenting five miniature