Description
Charlton 149-4) By Inglis but not maker marked
reverse inscription in German and Hungarian
Belgic on April 16th
he is not shown in any lists so he probably died in 1948 at the age of 72
He signed his Attestation Paper with the 80th Infantry Battalion
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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