Description

chipping evident on two white enamelled arms on the cross on the badge

DIAMOND HILL (152 PTE

as well as marked and lightly soiled leather on the inside of the helmet

" Keillor was residing in Aylmer when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (A56907) on May 1

Its origins can be traced to Napoleon I of France's conquest of Spain in 1808 and his installation of Joseph Bonaparte as King of Spain

Germany. A Daf (German Labour Front) Badge Archive chipping evident on two whiteAn example of a mint and unissued third reich period DAF (Deutsche Arbeitsfront German Labour Front) cap badge; the obverse constructed of fine quality BeVo style embroidery in a gilded aluminum frame; both prongs fully intact on the reverse; measuring 40 mm (w) x 53 mm (h); in mint and unissued condition.

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Germany. A Daf (German Labour Front) Badge Archive chipping evident on two white

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