Estate of the gunner Leonhard Arold, 2 Bavarian Foot Art. Rgt. 5 Bttr., 5 parts, consisting of: 1x individual war chronicle of the gunner in coloured print, painted after the orig. by Anton Hoffmann, in the middle photo of Arold in the loorber wreath, published 1914-1918 by the National-Verlag Michael Ederer, Munich, ca. 49 x 39 cm, 1x award Bavarian Military Cross of Merit 3rd class w. swords in the orig. case (ribbon missing), 1x Cross of Honour f. Frontkämpfer w. Schwertern u. dazugehörige Urkunde, 1x patriotic pin w. inscribed "W 1914", framed by oak leaves.

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