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Suffering an accident causing injuries to his head and abdomen at Brokenhurst Camp on 13 June 1890
however is the rare so-called "Unknown Maker" (likely Schickle
Evers was returned to the USA at the request of his family and is buried in a cemetery in Alabama
with considerable surface rust to fittings
Footnote: Stephen John Fovargue was born on May 25
Pour-Le-Merite, Auction Archive Suffering an accident causing injuriesin silver gilt, maker marked "FR" and "938"; loop also marked but not legible. Of fine quality make, small enamel chipping due to wear, original dark patina, nearly very fine condition. Without ribbon. Contained within original case of issue (unmarked); Miniature Pour le Merite, in bronze gilt (15. 5x15. 5mm), maker marked "Godet" on reverse button, extremely fine. Contained within fitted "Godet" marked case of issue; ID disc, on original cord, as
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