marked "RZM M1/52"
Ireland in 1891 and served in the Merchant Navy before joining the Royal Marines in 1909
which can be alternatively attached to a hook on the interior of the right side when desired
with dull aching pains which prevented him from lying on that side or raising his left arm
WWI 120th Infantry Battalion Cap Badge CEF - Browning copper
Germany, Third Reich. A 1942 Vienna European Youth Congress Event Badge By Friedrich Orth Archive marked "RZM M1/52"(Europischer Jugendkongress Wien Abzeichen). Constructed of feinkzink, the obverse with a symbolic depiction of Europa riding a bull, circumscribed by an inscription of EUROPISCHER JUGENDKONGRESS 13. 19. SEPT. 1942 WIEN, the reverse with a horizontal pinback, maker marked FRIEDR. ORTH, WIEN 56, also marked with a Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) insignia and maker code M9 242, measuring 35. 71 mm in diameter, weighing 12. 6 grams, in extremely fine condition.