Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Lot of Badges Newly Listed with a raised bough pattern

with a raised bough pattern in gentle arabesques

The Order was conferred upon all fallen Belgian soldiers and Non-Commissioned Officers in the First World War

exhibiting a series of interlocking braids with rules on either side on the front

the plane could not start again until April 12

He joined the 21st Lancers (Empress of India's) in 1869 and was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant

Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Lot of Badges Newly Listed with a raised bough pattern1)A Czech Officers Association Badge. In silvered metal and red enamel, the obverse bears a rampant lion on a red enameled shield, reverse pin, 25. 45 mm, in very fine condition. 2)A Finance Commission Financial Criminal Service Badge with Miniature. In brass and red, blue, and white enamel, the obverse centerpiece shows the coat of arms of the Czechoslovak Republic on a white enameled field, above a scroll with the number 173, surrounded by a blue