Medals, World War I, Turkish gentleman's sabonet (jump cover pocket watch) around 1915. Military honorary gift for services to the "Iron Crescent". Manufacturer Lebet & Fils, Buttes, Switzerland. The movement engraved with mosque, the Iron Crescent (Turkish badge of honor) and pile of arms. Silver case, diameter 52 mm. Key wound, enclosed key on bronze watch chain with attached 1914 copper medal to the German-Easterly brotherhood in arms. Comes with book "Arnolds Kriegsflugblätter der Liller Kriegszeitung". Dial and one hand damaged, movement in need of overhaul.

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