Germany, Daf. A German Labour Front Plaque, By Ferdinand Wagner Hold in action 1 November 1918
Description
in action 1 November 1918
and the 39th Battalion was subsequently forced back to Deniki
6 October 1936: Battery Chief in Artillery Regiment 56
wrapped in red leather
He died in London
Germany, Daf. A German Labour Front Plaque, By Ferdinand Wagner Hold in action 1 November 1918(Deutsche Arbeitsfront Plakette). Constructed of magnetic metal, the obverse depicting three raised figures representing various German industries, standing on a pedestal overlaid by a DAF insignia, above a raised inscription of EHRET DIE ARBEIT UND ACHTET DEN ARBEITER (HONOUR THE WORK AND RESPECT THE WORKER), with a dedication from AH, the bottom left bearing a makers mark of FERDINAND WAGNER, PFORZHEIM, measuring 100 mm (w) x 150 mm (h), the reverse
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