Germany, Imperial. A Pair of Ribbon Bars Attributed to Obersthofmeister Wilhelm Freiherr von Leonrod Auction Archive 1946 and was discharged upon

1946 and was discharged upon partial demobilization on November 2

where the attending physician described the severity of the injury: "a fragment struck the eye in (the) internal ciliary region penetrating to and lodging in the vitreous

he was decorated with the German Cross in Gold

In silver with white

A black ink size stamp of “54” is visible on the crown

Germany, Imperial. A Pair of Ribbon Bars Attributed to Obersthofmeister Wilhelm Freiherr von Leonrod Auction Archive 1946 and was discharged upon(Bandschnallen). A pair of ribbon bars attributed to Obersthofmeister (Lord Chamberlain) Wilhelm Freiherr von Leonrod, including a formal old style trapezoidal bar and standard ribbon bar, each featuring ten decorations, including a 1914 Iron Cross, a Bavarian Army Jubilee Decoration, a Mecklenburg Schwerin Order of the Griffin, an Oldenburg House and Merit Order, a Prussian Order of the Red Eagle, a Prussian Order of the Crown, a Saxe Ernestine House