Description
Black leather buffer pad remains intact
2 Course: Brieg – Ellguth – Bernstadt – Baruth – Brieg
he was appointed Lance Sergeant on December 3rd
magnetic pin assembly
the manufacturer's label sewn on the chamois at the front
A First War Royal 22E Régiment Officer's Cap Badge Auction Black leather buffer pad remainsTwo piece construction, silvered insignia on a bronze base, unmarked, 48. 5 mm x 66 mm, repaired lugs and pin, solder from the repair on the back appearing on the beaver's foreleg on the front, better than very fine.
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