Württemberg, Kingdom. An Uncut Length Of Mint And Unissued Miniature Ribbon For The Military Merit Medal certificate_of_authenticity He was to see his

He was to see his final transfer on August 28

slight discolouration in the gold-coloured bullion

yet his studies at university were cut short after just one year of study due to lack of money

1944 and signed in blue ink by Lieutenant General and Commander of the 100th Jäger Division

On June 7th

Württemberg, Kingdom. An Uncut Length Of Mint And Unissued Miniature Ribbon For The Military Merit Medal certificate_of_authenticity He was to see his(Band zum Militrverdienstmedaille). A large length of mint and unissued ribbon for the miniature version of the Military Merit Medal, constructed of black and yellow rayon, measuring 18 mm in width, spooled around a card stock core and retaining an original wax paper liner bearing a handwritten measurement of 25M for 25 meters, otherwise unmarked, exact length indeterminate, in unissued and mint condition.