lugs and pin intact
the centre bearing a hollow vertical shaft for the insertion of a pole
he became a Lieutenant and Captain by purchase on April 29
Stamped onto the flap just above the pocket is a black ink NVA depot mark
This is an extremely well-preserved edition of “The Military Cross Awarded to Members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force: 1915-1921”
Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Lot of Insignia Archive lugs and pin intact1)A Czechoslovakian Belt Buckle. In brass, two piece construction, the obverse features the coat of arms of the Czechoslovak Republic, 49 mm (h) x 83 mm (w), in very fine condition. 2)A Firefighter Unit 22 Cap Badge. In brass, the obverse shows a lion on a shield, above a banner with the number 22, reverse prong, 57. 5 mm (h) x 27. 6 mm (w), in extremely fine condition. 3)A Firefighter Unit 117 Cap Badge. In brass, the obverse shows an eagle on a