Germany, Imperial. A Ribbon Bar For A Highly-Decorated First World War Veteran GTRexclude Pelletier had previously distinguished himself

Pelletier had previously distinguished himself during the advance of the Royal Montreal Regiment on the morning of June 3rd 1916 and in the engagement now under review his courage and behavior had commanded the respect of all

and five New Zealand Army badges: New Zealand Army Cap Badge

An example of an absolutely mint and unissued Police (Polizei) NCO’s portepee

A German Heer (Army) Gebirgsjäger (Mountain Troop) service tunic

Germany, Imperial. A Ribbon Bar For A Highly-Decorated First World War Veteran GTRexclude Pelletier had previously distinguished himself(Bandschnalle). A ribbon bar for a highly decorated First World War veteran featuring 15 awards, including a 1914 Iron Cross, a Prussian Order of the Crown, a Saxon Military Order of St. Henry, a Saxe Ernestine House Order, a Bavarian Military Merit Order, a Wrttemberg Military Merit Order, an unidentified award, a Hesse Bravery Medal, a Schaumburg Lippe Faithful Service Cross, a Braunschweig War Merit Cross, a Lbeck Hanseatic Cross, a Bremen