Germany, Heer. An Artillerie-Regiment 195 Commemorative Plate, by Meissen visually-hidden AND NATIONAL EDUCATION”)

AND NATIONAL EDUCATION”)

The Military ID Booklet is named to Gefreiter (lance corporal) Konrad Heimlich

however he did not want to return home to a now communist led Yugoslavia

s "Flying Circus" in a combat over Douai in April 1917 - returning to uniform in the 1939-45 War

a minor dent at the upper left on the raised central portion of the insignia

Germany, Heer. An Artillerie-Regiment 195 Commemorative Plate, by Meissen visually-hidden AND NATIONAL EDUCATION”)(Artillerie Regiment 195 Regimentsteller). Constructed of glazed white porcelain, the obverse bearing a central blue underglaze inscription of ART. REGT. 195, topped by a 1939 Iron Cross, and situated within a circular oak leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by a regimental emblem and at the top by a date of 1939, the reverse maker marked with the logo of Meissen Porcelain and a stamped design code of N117, perforated with two holes which