The Order Of The German Eagle With Swords By Godet Hold In 1856 they returned to

In 1856 they returned to New York and eventually relocated to Watertown

13 to serve as riflemen only in America

awarded a Pilot's Flying Badge and achieved the rank of Temporary Sergeant on September 3

1918 from "D" Unit

The Order Of The German Eagle With Swords By Godet Hold In 1856 they returned toThe Order of the German Eagle with Swords by Godet Second Class, in silver gilt and enamels, slightly vaulted, 48. 9mm(width) x 49. 5mm(height), pin back, pin marked "900" and 21 (for Godet, Berlin), of fine quality manufacture, having experienced fire damage, however remains very fine; with fitted red case of issue, inside of the lid imprinted in golden. (C: 11)