Germany, Heer. A Serviceman’s Wristwatch, by Grana, Allied Retrieval from Buchenwald Archive Footnote: William Charles Kempert was

Footnote: William Charles Kempert was born in Princeton Ontario in 1893 and worked as a Telegraph Operator prior to enlisting in the CEF in September 1915

measuring 75 mm (w) x 70 mm (l) x 24 mm (h)

"LA MÉDAILLE MILITAIRE / PRÉSIDENCE ET DEUXIEME EMPIRE" (eight illustrations))

Lüneschloss

a maker’s mark of “BR

Germany, Heer. A Serviceman’s Wristwatch, by Grana, Allied Retrieval from Buchenwald Archive Footnote: William Charles Kempert was(Heer Dienstuhr). A Heer servicemans wristwatch, constructed of a plated steel casing with a black dial, featuring hour marks 1 12 in Arabic numerals, with an additional 60 second stopwatch at the lower half, retaining all hands and the majority of its luminescent radium paint to both the hands and numerals, with a functional crown emanating from the side, the caseback stamped with a mark of STAHLBODEN (STEEL BOTTOM), a serial number of 277002 flanked