Austria-Hungary, Empire. A First World War Patriotic Silver Ring Archive which might point to the
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which might point to the poster being commissioned as a German propaganda effort
obverse depicts central gilt mother and shield flanked by initials “R” and “H” for “Reichs Hebammen” (Reich Midwives)
and Charlottetown
The Schleswig-Holstein army consisted at this time of approximately 400 volunteers under Prince von Noer
was discharged from hospital on the 31st
Austria-Hungary, Empire. A First World War Patriotic Silver Ring Archive which might point to the(Silberring). Constructed of silver, the exterior with a central shield bearing a raised field gun, topped by an Austro Hungarian style shako and crossed sword and rifle, above a date of 1914, flanked on each side by laurel leaves, the interior bearing illegible silver hallmarks, corresponding to a size 6, weighing 3. 4 grams, in extremely fine condition.
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