Description
Though she was expected to cede power to Francis and Joseph
very good quality and in extremely fine condition
He immigrated to Canada in 1910 and four years later
Pflanzer-Baltin Weltkreig" Badge 1914-1916 (die-stamped tin
on all an olive green-khaki wool base
A First War German Army Telegrapher's Belt Buckle Newly Listed Though she was expected toA First War German Army Telegrapher's Belt Buckle; Silvered steel, magnetic, convex, unmarked, illustrating the Imperial crown in the centre over an open ended wreath with the inscription "GOTT MIT UNS" (God Is With Us) above, brackets riveted in place on either end on the obverse in order to hold the steel frame that supported a reel of telegraph wire, 47. 8 mm x 104. 7 mm x 15 mm, surface wear and rust evident to the right of the insignia and on the
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