Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Lot of Firefighter’s Unit Badges Archive Die-stamped silvered aluminum

Die-stamped silvered aluminum

Members of the SA would often engage in competition to test their skills and readiness for war

He went on to become well known in British Engineering circles

Footnote: during first half of the 19th Century many Prussian and Bavarian Orders were manufactured in France

he crossed the La Bassée Canal in northern France

Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Lot of Firefighter’s Unit Badges Archive Die-stamped silvered aluminum1)A Firefighter Unit 17 Cap Badge. In brass, the obverse shows an eagle on a shield, above a banner with the number 17, reverse prong, 57. 5 mm (h) x 27. 6 mm (w), in extremely fine condition. 2)A Firefighter Unit 55 Cap Badge. In brass, the obverse shows a lion on a shield, above a banner with the number 55, reverse prongs, 57. 5 mm (h) x 27. 6 mm (w), in extremely fine condition. 3)A Firefighter Unit 59 Cap Badge. In brass, the obverse shows a lion