Hannover, Kingdom. A Waterloo Medal to Soldat Andreas Luthin, Landwehr Battalion Osterode, 1815 visually-hidden one Dienstpaß

one Dienstpaß

on a silver gilt base inscribed "Gold gab ich für Eisen 1914-1915"

possilbly killed in action and is buried at Etaples Military Cemetery

printed 6+4 Reichspfennig stamp

but not in the face of the enemy

Hannover, Kingdom. A Waterloo Medal to Soldat Andreas Luthin, Landwehr Battalion Osterode, 1815 visually-hidden one DienstpaßIn silver, full size, naming officially impressed in serif capitals on rim SOLDAT ANDREAS LUTHIN, LANDWEHR BAT. OSTERODE, replacement clip, ring and ribbon, light wear around edges, bright, edge damaged where clip has been replaced, very fine. At the Battle of Waterloo, the Landwehr Battalion Osterode served as part of the 4th Hanoverian Brigade led by Major Claus von Reden, under Colonel Best, positioned on the Allied right flank, totalling 35