Germany, Imperial. A Wreath Pattern Teacup And Saucer Featuring Hindenburg, By Hutschenreuther, 1915 GTRexclude It features a 14

It features a 14

He is tense

with seven gold-coloured sequins on each wing

that he had been a Lieutenant Colonel with the 42nd Regiment and a Corporal with the Queens Rifle Corps

Birthday Poem: Once again we stand on the battlefield With hearts ablaze Ready to bear any pain For our great Fatherland   The battle is hard The enemy holds us in no regard But at the end of our long way We will meet German victory   As on the wide steppe of Kuban On the Laban passage The Panzers’ treads chime on Their battle-tune   At Malgobek and Ssagopschin As Panzer faced Panzer There stood the 2nd Company With glory by the first tank battle

Germany, Imperial. A Wreath Pattern Teacup And Saucer Featuring Hindenburg, By Hutschenreuther, 1915 GTRexclude It features a 14A smooth shaped cabinet teacup in white porcelain, the exterior side with a portrait of Hindenburg in uniform with awards (including a Pour Le Merite and 1914 Iron Cross) clutching a pair of binoculars surrounded by a thin gold applique oval, and an exterior green painted wreath, a wreath also encircles the rim and the base, both of which feature a gilded rim, the delicate gilded handle with a soft arabesque, plain interior, the bottom of the base