Seaforth Highlanders in the Second Afghan War and is documented in the Seaforth Highlanders "Roll of Effective and Non Effective Offcers
the announcement appearing in the Sixth Supplement to the London Gazette 30288 of Friday
He stated that he had suffered a gun shot wound and had an artificial right eye
suspended from a single-toe claw with a pierced ball and swivel ring suspension from its period original ribbon featuring a horizontal pinback
measuring 51 mm x 42 mm
Germany, Heer. A Wehrpaß to Jacob Motes, Panzer and Flak Troops Republic of Seaforth Highlanders in the Second(Heer Wehrpa). Constructed of a field grey card stock binding with 56 paginated interior pages lightly filled with handwritten and stamped entries, named to JACOB MOTES, retaining a certified portrait of the bearer, accompanied by two supplemental documents, measuring 10. 5 cm (w) x 14. 5 cm (h), in extremely fine condition. Footnote: Jacob Motes was born on 18 May 1926 in Fischeln, near Krefeld, Germany. He performed mandatory Reich Labour Service