WWI 225th Infantry Battalion Collar Tab CEF - Browning copper
surrounded by an open-ended wreath of laurel leaves and surmounted by the Royal crown
After his recovering Fuchs was deemed fit only for homeland garrison duty
all reinforced with magnetic metal grommets
featuring an Army eagle crossguard
Netherlands, Kingdom. A Royal Order Of Holland, Grand Cross Star, C.1880 Archive WWI 225th Infantry Battalion Collar(Orde van Holland). Established by Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, King of Holland, in 1806. Abolished in 1811. Type III (1806 1807). Of high quality manufacture, a superb napoleonic era decoration referred to as a later Bacqueville manufacture, consisting of a beaded eight pointed multiple rayed convex star in silver, the obverse exhibiting a detailed superposed crowned Dutch lion swimming on brave waves, surrounded by Orders motto DOE WEL EN ZIE NIET OM