Germany, Imperial. A First War German Army Bracelet Auction Commander of the "Elsass"

Commander of the "Elsass"

Pearkes later achieved the rank of Major General

Bureau of Naval Personnel in Washington

but exhibiting the characteristics of "R

" His personal effects and receipt from the Paymaster in the sum of five shillings and seven pence (the cash that was found on him) were sent to his widow Gertrude Lenora Carmichael of Toronto

Germany, Imperial. A First War German Army Bracelet Auction Commander of the "Elsass"(Deutsches Heer Armband). Constructed of gilded bronze, the exterior with a black enameled Iron Cross flanked by dates 1914 1918, with oak leaf branches at the top and bottom, opening with a functional spring catch, unmarked, measuring 190 mm in total length, in very fine condition.