Description

1917 (Shoeing Smiths shod horses and knew the Blacksmiths trade

particularly from 12 o'clock arm

An Early Minesweeper Badge in Tombac - silvered and gilded

Unusually for a non-field commander

Warriner G/R R

Austria, Imperial. A Gorz & Gradisca Veterans Badge certificate_of_authenticity 1917 (Shoeing Smiths shod horsesAn ovular badge constructed of die stamped non magnetic metal, the obverse centre bears the coat of arms of Gorz and Gradisca, encompassed by a border that reads VEREIN F. GORZ U. GRADISCA II. KSTENL MI. VETERANEN, the top is crowned, the reverse is plain and bears a soldered vertical pinback, measuring 28. 59 mm (w) x 52. 10 mm (h), very fine.

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Austria, Imperial. A Gorz & Gradisca Veterans Badge certificate_of_authenticity 1917 (Shoeing Smiths shod horses

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