A Miniature Naval General Service Medal certificate_of_authenticity In 1922 Leslie Irvin agreed
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In 1922 Leslie Irvin agreed to give a gold pin to every person whose life was saved by one of his parachutes
FOTO: KARL KRUSE BAD REICHENHALL Hallgrafenstr
then transferred four months later to the 15th Brigade on February 17
Escaping hydrogen gas will burn after mixing with air and will explode when mixed with air in the right proportions
instituted in September 1941
A Miniature Naval General Service Medal certificate_of_authenticity In 1922 Leslie Irvin agreedA Miniature Naval General Service Medal QEII (Tudor crown), 1 Clasp ARABIAN PENINSULA, silver, 18. 8 mm, dark patina, extremely fine.
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