A Tsar Alexander No.1 Regiment Medal Bar For The 1870-71 Prussian War Hold enamels intact without any chipping

enamels intact without any chipping

Lieutenant-Colonel Robertson retired in 1928 and died two years later

Attu was liberated and Kiska was bombed once more for over two months

as his mother was no longer alive and the fact that he was not married

Confirmed killed in action (CWG) 09/04/1917

A Tsar Alexander No.1 Regiment Medal Bar For The 1870-71 Prussian War Hold enamels intact without any chippingA Rare Tsar Alexander No. 1 Regiment Medal Bar Awarded to an Officer of the Regiment, Veteran of few Prussian Military Campaigns, mounted circa 1875 Prussian style, as originally worn, comprising: Iron Cross Second Class 1870, magnetic center; Red Eagle Order Fourth Class with Swords, Swords gilded, center enameled, 1870 71 issue; Crown Order with Swords Third Class, in Gold and enamels, bottom arm marked W (for Wagner), circa 1870 71; Officer's 25