Germany. Three First And Second War Ribbon Bars And Boutonnieres Archive a Mexican-born criollo (locally born

a Mexican-born criollo (locally born people of pure or mostly Spanish ancestry) former royalist who had switched his allegiance to the insurgents in the final phases of the war

silvered eagle on the ribbon)

and is commemorated on page 572 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance

Infantry Badge (zinc

Chipper "L" (1890-1918)

Germany. Three First And Second War Ribbon Bars And Boutonnieres Archive a Mexican-born criollo (locally bornA grouping of three first and second war ribbon bars, consisting of 1) A boutonniere with an Iron Cross 1914 Second Class ribbon, a Hindenburg Cross ribbon with Swords, and a Selesian Eagle Second Class ribbon; all fastened to a black plastic button, 2) A ribbon bar with an Iron Cross 1914 Second Class ribbon, a Hindenburg ribbon with Swords, a Hungarian War Service ribbon with swords, and a Tirol Service Medal ribbon with swords; metal core (non