Germany, Imperial. A Group Of First War Award Documents, Division Command Z.b.v. 303 GTRexclude marker marked "OA" within a

marker marked "OA" within a triangle and marked "BRONZE" on the edge

with light wear evident on the reverse from storage

Keillor died on June 2

Danbrook would be awarded the Military Medal for Bravery alittle over a year later on the 1st of May 1918

first printing (1942)

Germany, Imperial. A Group Of First War Award Documents, Division Command Z.b.v. 303 GTRexclude marker marked "OA" within aA Wound Badge in Black certificate to Gefreiter (lance corporal) Alfred Donath of Division Command z. b. V. 303. Dated to 20 June 1918 and signed in pencil by Generalmajor Karl Kreyenberg. Measuring 198 mm (w) x 161 mm (h), presenting two folding creases and light scuffing of the edges, remains very fine. A Hindenburg Cross certificate for parents of fallen soldiers, named to Stellmacher (wheelwright) Heinrich Weise, dated to Dresden on 25 June 1935.