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Nicholls was listed as killed in action on October 12th 1918
STANDARTE ‘M94’”
They discovered Tourettes was clear of Germans but Fayence had been occupied
with a second portrait of the same soldier now in the uniform of an Obergefreiter
consisting of a sturdy cardstock frame with textured faux black leather exterior and “Luftwaffe Flugzeugführer-Abzeichen” stamped in gold font on the centre of the lid
Germany, Wehrmacht. An Afrika Korps Cuff Title Newly Listed Nicholls was listed as killed(Deutsches Afrikakorps rmelabzeichen). Constructed of field grey and olive drab cotton, the obverse bearing a machine embroidered silver aluminum wire inscription of AFRIKAKORPS, within dual machine embroidered silver aluminum wire tresses, unmarked, measuring 33 mm (w) x 380 mm (l), with the remnants of an adhesive to both the obverse and reverse, in overall near extremely fine condition.