US$ 25.00
then taken on strength of the Canadian Machine Gun Company on June 26th
marked with a "9" over an "M" in a shield and marked "STERLING" on the reverse
handle illustrating a cluster of oak leaves with a ribbon banner inscribed "BERLIN 1936"
silver has toned over time otherwise this is a mint example
still qualified to return to journalism in his civilian life
A First War German Naval Wound Badge; Black Grade Buy Now then taken on strength ofBlackened iron, magnetic, unmarked, 41. 2 mm x 46. 2 mm, vertical pinback, scattered blackening wear, near extremely fine. (C: 76)
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