Germany, Imperial. A Cavalry Horse Bridle, C.1900 Hold A Cross Pattée of multi-piece

A Cross Pattée of multi-piece construction with a blackened magnetic iron core within a ribbed border

the reverse with a 1914 Iron Cross circumscribed by an inscription of “FÜR DAGERLAND”

1916 in Sydney

are being discharged or separated from the Army or returned to inactive status

1942 over Lake Ilmen in Russia

Germany, Imperial. A Cavalry Horse Bridle, C.1900 Hold A Cross Pattée of multi-pieceThis bridle in unmarked and is composed of three thick brown leather straps, measuring 27 mm in width, the upper on each strap smooth, the undersides unfinished, emanating from a central point. The central point bears a domed metal cap measuring 42 mm in diameter, on a 61 mm in diameter base, with a groove at the midway point of the base and travelling around the circumference. mounted to a circular leather patch with a narrow strap stitched in place