Germany, Third Reich. An SA Military Sports Badge for War Wounded, Bronze Grade, by Werner Redo of Saarlautern, Type III Newly Listed one in light brown embroidery

one in light brown embroidery

while between the two is the signature of Russell Alexander Alger in black ink above "Secretary of War" (with Alger holding that position in McKinley's cabinet from 1897 to 1899)

He was appointed Acting Sergeant and clerk at Vladivostok with the Canadian Army Pay Corps

Keble Chattertons Beating the U-Boats takes up the story: Perhaps one of the most pleasing (to us) incidents of the last war took place on 24 November 1917

He was married to Flora Mary Uden and was living in Widley

Germany, Third Reich. An SA Military Sports Badge for War Wounded, Bronze Grade, by Werner Redo of Saarlautern, Type III Newly Listed one in light brown embroidery(SA Sportabzeichen fr Kriegsversehrte). An oval shaped badge, constructed of bronzed zinc, the obverse center presenting a Roman broad sword pointing upwards, with a Wolfsangel Rune superimposed over the hilt of the sword at the base of an elongated oak leaf wreath, superimposed over a swastika, the reverse with a barrel hinge, vertical banjo style pinback, and flat wire catch, maker marked RZM M1 100 for manufacture by Werne Redo of Saarlautern,