" Watson's aircraft was shot down and he parachuted to safety from the disabled aircraft but was captured at Schwerin by German forces
Within three weeks of the outbreak of World War I
The Afrika Campaign Cufftitle certificate is made out to Obergefreiter Knie and dated to May 1
WWI 209th Infantry Battalion Pin CEF - Sterling silver with green and blue enamels
A Luftwaffe Wehrpass to Croatian & Hungarian Award Recipient - Wehrpass of Heinz Lenzer: 52 pages
Insignia For Luftwaffe General’s Visor Cap; 2Nd Type Auction Archive " Watson's aircraft was shoteagle, in gilded wires on thick wool backing, excellent quality, cap removed, 66mm wing tip to wing tip; wreath and cockade, 143mm in overall length, in bullion gilded wire, center cockade in silvered and blackened wire, on thick cloth, maker marked on reverse, excellent quality, cap removed, very fine; and cord for visor cap, in gilded wire, in worn condition.