A North German Lloyd (Aka Bremen Line) "D. Berlin" Tally Ribbon certificate_of_authenticity he stated he "did not

he stated he "did not consider that the deaths of the soldiers was caused by the fact that the carrier was overloaded

two hallmarks on the wreath

The notes on the reverse of his attestation indicate that he had an appendicitis scar and two tattoos

He was invalided to England and posted to the Manitoba Regimental Depot on October 4th

A North German Lloyd (Aka Bremen Line) "D. Berlin" Tally Ribbon certificate_of_authenticity he stated he "did notBlack rayon with machine woven gold coloured celleon threading, inscribed "Norddeutscher Lloyd" and "D. BERLIN" on either side of the blue, white and gold embroidered flag bearing an anchor crossed with a Bremen key and linked by a wreath of oak leaves, representative of the North German Lloyd (Norddeutscher Lloyd, AKA Bremen Line), 32 mm x 960 mm, scattered pinholes at either end, extremely fine. Footnote: The North German Lloyd (Norddeutscher Lloyd