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Canada. A First War Christmas Tin and Second War ID Bracelet Archive where he had been for

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where he had been for seven weeks

magnetic metal belt hooks

consisting of 1) A NSBO (Nationalsozialistische Betriebszellenorganisation/National Socialist Factory Cell Organization) badge

Martie 1881”

a recipient of the German Cross in Gold and the Honour Roll Clasp

Canada. A First War Christmas Tin and Second War ID Bracelet Archive where he had been forA First War Princess Mary Christmas Tin, in brass, featuring the Allied countries on the lid, plain interior and bottom, measures 132 mm (w) x 88 mm (h) x 34 mm (d), light wear, remains very fine. A silver ID tag bracelet, central disc bears the enamelled insignia of the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps and engraved W. R. BURGESS A 59710, reverse plain and marked STERLING, with a thick chain attached to each edge with a clasp device, presenting wear and

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