A 1987 Letter From Former Un Secretary-General And President Of Austria Kurt Waldheim certificate_of_authenticity Footnote: After the Franco-Prussian war

Footnote: After the Franco-Prussian war symbolic jewelry became extremely popular in France as a way to display patriotism for the lost territories of Alsace and Lorraine

in order to proceed overseas to the French theatre

Poor handwriting can be attributed in part to the loss of his left arm in an accident with a firearm while hunting with Franz Ritter von Epp on September 4

A Cased Prussian Military Merit Medal - Second Class

marked "900" 0n the rim

A 1987 Letter From Former Un Secretary-General And President Of Austria Kurt Waldheim certificate_of_authenticity Footnote: After the Franco-Prussian warA letter, measuring 209x296mm, extremely fine condition with folding creases, with envelope, measuring 178x122mm, extremely fine condition with light creasing and minor discolouration. It was sent by the federal president of Austria, Kurt Waldheim, to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Boyce in Brantford, Ontario. The letter is dated to Vienna on May 21, 1987. It was stamped and sent on June 3. Waldheim signed it in blue ink. Footnote: Kurt Josef Waldheim was born on