Germany. A Complete Set Of 24 1933-1935 Prussian State Forrestry Tunic Buttons On Salesman's Board Hold some ribbon fraying and evidence
Description
some ribbon fraying and evidence of ribbons being sewn/repaired
A First War Rare Australian Quillon Bayonet
Interior with a light yellow chamois leather
48 mm x 113 mm
the investigator noted that Antifaev's brother
Germany. A Complete Set Of 24 1933-1935 Prussian State Forrestry Tunic Buttons On Salesman's Board Hold some ribbon fraying and evidenceThe buttons fastened to a salesman's board via a string that is webbed through the button holes on the reverse; the buttons depicting the Prussian Coat of Arms that was used between 1933 and 1935, consisting of an eagle wielding a sword in its right talons, and a bundle of lightning bolts in its left talons; constructed of dark green bakelite; in absolutely mint and unissued condition.
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