Germany, Imperial. A Jäger zu Pferde Regiment Nr. 5 Uniform Group, Owner-Attributed, by Eduard Kühne certificate_of_authenticity the ends of the sweatband

the ends of the sweatband pinned together at the rear

the reverse unspoiled and unstamped for each postcard

Awarded to Unteroffizier Herbert Lettow for exceptional bravery and success as Bomber Flight Personnel on the 19th of May

later serving through the First World War with 18

For his First World War Service with the 39th (Service) Battalion

Germany, Imperial. A Jäger zu Pferde Regiment Nr. 5 Uniform Group, Owner-Attributed, by Eduard Kühne certificate_of_authenticity the ends of the sweatband(Jger Regiment zu Pferde Nr. 5 Konvolut). A uniform group named to a member of Jger zu Pferde Regiment Nr. 5, including: 1. A service tunic, constructed of a smooth field grey wool cloth. It features a reinforced stand up collar which is trimmed with light yellow piping and layered on the exterior with smooth dark green wool. The shoulders are flanked by boards which are constructed of dark green wool with rigid card stock cores, trimmed with black