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It is a 24" x 23" light gray scarf which was owned by a German POW being held in a U
which did a bit better and is retained about 85%
Beichlingen and Eilenberg
it features a shape fold-away guard with the Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of Saxony on it
so these tripods are still in service
Original French WWI Bronze of Aerial Ace & Artist Lieutenant Henri Farré with Marble Base German Documents & Books It is a 24" xOriginal Item. Only One Available. Henri Farr was born in Foix, France in 1871. He is best known for his paintings of WWI aerial battles. Farre flew in the cockpits along with the pilots of the famed Lafayette Escadrille, sketching the air battles as they were taking place. After the battles, Farre created finished, larger oil paintings based on these dogfight sketches. He was given the title of "Observateur Bombardier au Groupe d'Escadreille de
