With frosted silver frame and iron core
as evidenced by mentioned in his medical records of taking ill with Enteric Fever (Typhoid Fever) in India in 1893
the entire scene ringed in barbed wire
when on Active Service "Using insubordinate language to his superior Officer" on May 9th
A previous researcher indicated that he was Killed in Action during the Battle of Festubert but that was fought in May and June of 1916
A German Flying Pioneer Bruno Hanuschke Postcard 1910 certificate_of_authenticity With frosted silver frame andThis postcard illustrates Bruno Hanuschke in his own 1912 high wing all steel tube design monoplane, with five German soldiers behind him, inscribed "Hanuschke" below, sepia toned, on card stock, postcard backer, "Fr C. Wger. Photograph, Atelier, Altona, Holstenstr. 115 17" photo credit with a handwritten message, a stamp and postmarked "Altona Bahrenfeld" on the reverse, 89 mm x 141mm, edge wear on the left side, near extremely fine. Footnote: Bruno
