Lot of French military memorabilia: Croix de guerre 1914-1917 in gilt silver, two pieces of German 88 mm shrapnel that seriously wounded stretcher-bearer Henri Marlow of the 64th R.I.T on October 20, 1917 at Côte du Poivre (Verdun), on a cardboard plaque with caption. A French auxiliary employee plaque for the German railroads (Militar Eisenbahn Direction 3 Hirson), detached from a garment in Agnicourt (Aisne) after the Germans left in 1918. Three aluminum rings, trench crafts. One framed photo, and eight French and American postcards or photos.

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