Germany, Imperial. A First War Medal Bar With Turkish Life Saving Award certificate_of_authenticity as evidenced by the fact

as evidenced by the fact they are faded on top and maintaining their vibrant gold colour on the underside

had landed a few miles away and that both had flesh wounds but were in no danger

which it made at an altitude of 650 ft (200 m) with Captain Max Pruss at the helm

85th Battery Canadian Field Artillery

1916: "For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty as a Stretcher Bearer

Germany, Imperial. A First War Medal Bar With Turkish Life Saving Award certificate_of_authenticity as evidenced by the factIron Cross Second Class 1914; silver frame, iron core; 1914 Meckenburg Schwerin Military Merit Cross; Bronze gilt; Hindenburg Cross; in bronze; A German Made Turkish Life Saving Medal, in silver with pleasing patina, very high quality striking; and Prussian Long Service Medal; 20 years in silver & gilt bronze; period mounting with all but Turkish award sewn in place, light mothing to reverse felt, extremely fine overall.