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Germany, Heer. A Dagger Hanger Newly Listed he was transferred to the

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Description

he was transferred to the Canadian Army Service Corps Training Depot on January 4

A Grand Cross sash badge in silver gilt with four white enameled arms

awarded to the metalworker Otto Sinner in Bremen on 1 May 1935

the son of John Milne and Lucy E

Germany, Heer. A Dagger Hanger Newly Listed he was transferred to the(Heer Dolchgehnge). Constructed of two field grey doeskin wool straps topped by silver aluminum wire tresses, each suspended from zink loops bearing raised oak leaf design, each strap adjusted with a functional magnetic metal and zink alloy buckle, and both completing with functional zink alloy spring clips for attachment to the accompanying daggers scabbard loops, unmarked, measuring 265 mm (l), with moderate material fatigue and loss of finish

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