Description
Charlton 149-4) By Inglis but not maker marked
serving a total of eleven years and forty-four days (two years of which were underage) with the 6th Battalion
s Prisoner of War Camp in the State Model School at Pretoria
He signed his Attestation Paper with the 80th Infantry Battalion
reverse inscription in German and Hungarian
A First War Army Identification Disc GTRexclude Charlton 149-4) By Inglis butA First War German Army Identification Disc Inscribed "Valentin Klisch, Kiebel Kr. Bomst, 13. 2. 99., Ers. Batl. Res. Jnf. R. 7 2. K. Nr. 3814", lettering line rules still visible, three central slots and two drill holes, 50. 3 mm x 70. 3 mm, extremely fine.
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