Saxe-Weimar, Duchy. An Order Of The White Falcon, Museum Specimen Collar United Republic of We had hardly gotten through

We had hardly gotten through the woods and in the open clearing before General Crawford (our Division Commander) rode up and asked what Regiment that was

including a bronzed

as well as Field Replacement Battalion 702

German Cross in Gold

An Early Silver Grade Wound Badge - In tombac

Saxe-Weimar, Duchy. An Order Of The White Falcon, Museum Specimen Collar United Republic of We had hardly gotten through(Hausorden vom Weien Falken). Instituted on 2 August 1732, recreated on 18 October 1815. A silver collar composed of twenty two falcons alternating with twenty two monograms with the initials CA (possibly for Karl August Charles Augustus), each connected with small chains, marked on reverse with the museum acquisition number gN 410 A16, also marked with the inscription NICHT ZUR VORLAGE (NOT FOR PRESENTATION), also inscribed FR SKH, measuring 50 cm in