Description
exterior with a smooth butterscotch-colour finish
as well as marked and lightly soiled leather on the inside of the helmet
" Keillor was residing in Aylmer when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (A56907) on May 1
An Iron Class Second Class 1939 by Juncker - An early cross that demonstrates all the manufacturing characteristics of Juncker production with silver frame
while none of the other five pockets are marked
Germany. A Daf (German Labour Front) Badge Archive exterior with a smooth butterscotch-colourAn example of a mint and unissued third reich period DAF (Deutsche Arbeitsfront German Labour Front) cap badge; the obverse constructed of fine quality BeVo style embroidery in a gilded aluminum frame; both prongs fully intact on the reverse; measuring 40 mm (w) x 53 mm (h); in mint and unissued condition.
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