Description
constructed of rolled silvered bullion wire in the shape of a Wehrmacht eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika in its talons
Of very fine quality make and with very fine details - uncut
and white enamelled Spanish Coat of Arms surrounded by the inscription “Al Mérito en Campaña” (For Campaign Merit)
In order to use it as a food
Instituted on 31 August 1940 by Supreme Commander Erich Raeder
International. A Lot Of Seventy-Six Assorted Insignia GTRexclude constructed of rolled silvered bullionRepresenting various countries. Includes: thirty six Badges, thirty seven Stickpins, two Rosettes, one Tie Clip. In ceramic, plastic, silver, bronze, aluminum or other metals, some with enamels, a few are maker marked, the badges incorporating various attachments, the Stickpins with pins in a range of lengths, the two Rosettes with a button hole attachment, the Tie Clip with a pinback, in a variety of sizes, ranging from fair to near extremely fine.
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