Germany, Imperial. An Otto von Bismarck Wax Seal Stamp consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac retaining two fully-intact glass lenses

retaining two fully-intact glass lenses with an visible reticle

the top and rear trimmed in red embroidered piping on both sides

the Ottoman Commander Omar Pasha asked for Ottoman troops to be moved from the line at the Siege of Sevastopol and redeployed to Asia Minor mainly with the idea of relieving Kars

signed by Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring

1946 and assumed the role of Battery Commander with the Anti Aircraft Replacement Training Center at Fort Bliss

Germany, Imperial. An Otto von Bismarck Wax Seal Stamp consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac retaining two fully-intact glass lenses(Wachssiegel Stempel). Constructed of a bronzed zink alloy, consisting of a detailed bust of Otto von Bismarck, emanating from a narrow pedestal bearing Bismarcks name in raised lettering, the base featuring a monogram in Gothic script, unmarked, measuring 8 cm in height, demonstrating some chipping to the bronze coating, in very fine condition.