An 1813 German Imperial Carl Theodor Körner Memorial Medal Auction and his mother was Agnes

and his mother was Agnes

Sniper and IED tactics were commonly used against Coalition forces in the area during this time

His twenty-two diaries

he represented the United States at the VII Summer Olympics in Antwerp

Accompanied by cardboard boxes for the three medals and a 66 mm x 109 mm sepia-toned photograph of his grave marker in Hamilton Cemetery

An 1813 German Imperial Carl Theodor Körner Memorial Medal Auction and his mother was AgnesIn bronze; the obverse depicts Krner standing beside his horse while pulling his sabre out of the sheath with a lyric from his own works, the Sabre song; the reverse depicts a leftward facing bust of Krner inscribed he Fell for Germanys Freedom 26. Aug. 1813; engraver marked "F. Hrnlein" on the reverse, measuring 56 mm in diameter; light contact marks, extremely fine. Footnote: Carl Theodor Krner was born on September 23, 1791 in Dresden, Saxony. He