A Brown Leather German Belt; Stamped certificate_of_authenticity In its red hardshelled case

In its red hardshelled case of issue

Paul at Burton Upon Trent from 1897 to 1900 and from 1901 to 1905

which was followed shortly thereafter by a promotion to Brevet of Colonel on September 10

fourteen E Class and one S Class

with very minimal enamel loss to red lion

A Brown Leather German Belt; Stamped certificate_of_authenticity In its red hardshelled caseBelt in leather with a thick smooth finished light brown upper, raw underside, smooth finished brown leather tab stitched in place to the underside, with eight rows of two holes each for length adjustment on the right end, the pair closest to where the tab is stitched to the body of the belt having been added by the owner, magnetic gilt metal receiving clip held firmly in place where the belt wraps around to the reverse on the left end, stamped in