Description
extremely fine with minor scuffing and two punched holes
000 civilians in the free territory
An Unnamed First War Medal Pairing - Naming on both medals has been erased
By September of that year his tally had gone up to 172 victories
later becoming an Air Mechanic 2nd Class (174848) with the Royal Air Force for service during the First World War
Austria, First Republic. A Fatherland Front Bronze Grade Honour Cross, C.1934 Buy Now extremely fine with minor scuffingAn example of a Vaterlndische Front Bronzenes Ehrenzeichen; constructed of bronze and white enamels; the obverse consisting of a laurel wreath with ribbons tied around the wreath, with a white enameled Seipel cross in the centre with a bronze outline; vertical pinback with a functional hinge catch assembly; measuring 43. 96 mm (w) x 57. 12 mm (h); weighing 25. 0 grams; in overall virtually mint condition. This offering is a part of the "Dr. Albert
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