Two 1916 German First War Gold Donation Coins By Hermann Haseaus Archive this die-stamped Victorian brass helmet

this die-stamped Victorian brass helmet plate featurescrisp detail

This would explain Karl Lange’s young appearance and his late battle deployment

embarking Townsville for Port Moresby on November 22

In the autumn and winter of 1858–59 he took part in the Baiswara

without sash

Two 1916 German First War Gold Donation Coins By Hermann Haseaus Archive this die-stamped Victorian brass helmetTwo 1916 German Iron for Gold donation coins; in blackened iron; maker marked Hermann Haseaus on obverse; measuring 40 mm in diameter. Footnote: Gold gab ich zur Wehr, Eisen nahm ich zur Ehr (I gave gold in defence, and took iron in glory) was a wartime slogan that called German citizens to donate gold and jewelry to finance the war. In return, the donors received these honorary coins. Although donating gold was a voluntary action, there was social