A Grouping Of Two Second War German Drk (German Red Cross) Badges And Stick Pins Auction Archive wear evident on the bottom

wear evident on the bottom

he was transferred to the 1st Infantry Battalion at Bramshott onNovember 28th

foreign-born Canadian regiment that few would ever hear of ended its short history in the Canadian army as of 11:59pm (2359 hours) on June 20

as part of Operation Goldflake

Medal for Combatant Volunteers 1914-1918 (bronze

A Grouping Of Two Second War German Drk (German Red Cross) Badges And Stick Pins Auction Archive wear evident on the bottomA grouping of two second war German DRK (Deutsches Rotes Kreuz German Red Cross) badges and stick pins, consisting of 1) A DRK lapel badge; with black and red enamels; vertical pinback; maker marked with the stylized logo of Hermann Aurich, Dresden and marked Ges. Gesch. on the reverse; measuring 19 mm x 16 mm, and 2) A DRK stick pin; with back and red enamels; 50 mm long knurled pin; marked Ges. Gesch. on the reverse; measuring 20 mm x 16 mm; very