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A 1930'S Hungarian “Vitez” Award Hold light contact and gilt wear

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Description

light contact and gilt wear overall

square-jawed Irishman

Foonote: Harold Andrews was born in Lancashire England in 1874 and was working as a Foreman in Ottawa prior to enlisting in the CEF in February 1916 with 5 years military experience with the Duke of Lancaster Yeomanry

Keble Chattertons Beating the U-Boats takes up the story: Perhaps one of the most pleasing (to us) incidents of the last war took place on 24 November 1917

13th Waffen-SS Mountain Division Handschar Tab - scimitar-wielding hand and mobile swastika machine embroidered in silver-grey thread on the soft black wool

A 1930'S Hungarian “Vitez” Award Hold light contact and gilt wearA 1930's Hungarian Vitez Award in enameled and gilded bronze, 37mm x 57mm, maker marked on reverse, excellent quality, in extremely fine condition.

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