Germany, Third Reich. A Pair Of Identity Documents Newly Listed marked "AIR MEDAL" on the

marked "AIR MEDAL" on the lid

the dates 1870 1871 lay in the centre of the cross and is encompassed by an oak leaf wreath

gilt loss evident on the insignia

A second war German silver grade “Infantriesturmabzeichen” badge

suffering from the effects of gas poisoning from a gas shell and was sent to the 22nd Casualty Clearing Station on May 5th

Germany, Third Reich. A Pair Of Identity Documents Newly Listed marked "AIR MEDAL" on the(Identittsdokumente). A pair of identity documents, including a Wehrpa named to Andreas Metzenauer, born 4 September 1891 in Ergolding, Bavaria. Constructed of a paper stock binding with 52 pages, the Wehrpa includes a black and white photograph of the bearer and indicates that Metzenauer was a bilingual (French speaking) Catholic who served in the First World War. He did not receive any awards, but was a recipient of the Honour Cross of the World War