Germany, Imperial. A Framed 20 Mark Note Retrieved from Manfred von Richthofen by Donald L. Fraser, Ex-Charles Donald Collection GTRexclude weighing 528

weighing 528

WWI Royal Canadian Artillery Cap Badge - Bronze

WWI 72nd Infantry Battalion Collar Pair CEF - Browning copper and blackened copper

He was proclaimed patron saint of mountaineers and climbers by Pius XI in 1923

4095 - '02" on the reverse

Germany, Imperial. A Framed 20 Mark Note Retrieved from Manfred von Richthofen by Donald L. Fraser, Ex-Charles Donald Collection GTRexclude weighing 528A unique commemorative display from the final moments of the life of Manfred von Richthofen (the Red Baron) assembled by a witness to his downing during aerial combat, consisting of a 20 Mark note retrieved post mortem from the legendary fighter aces pocket following the crash landing of his Fokker Dr. I 425 17 triplane on 21 April 1918, situated above a letter indicating that the individual in question was Donald Lovat Fraser, an Intelligence Officer