both of whom were born in England
all four prongs perfectly intact on the reverse
A third reich period example of a RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst/National Labour Service) cap badge
This spange comes with a Maerz Certificate outlining its use in the book and its authenticity
the oval centrepiece with a red enamelled background fronted by a brass number "2"
Latvia, First Republic. A Zemgales Artillery Regiment Member’s Badge,C.1925 Archive both of whom were bornConstructed of bronze with multi coloured enamels, screwback style pin on reverse, obverse presents as a swastika with white enameled arms, with stylized letters Z, A, and P on arms for Zemgales Artilrijas Pulks, along with regiments formation year of 1920, with central raised oak leaves and crossed stick grenades over top of mobile swastikas and red and white enameled Latvian flag, unmarked, measuring 27. 5 mm (w) x 27. 5 mm (h), in near extremely