Seven First & Second War British Badges And Insiginia Archive delicate pin
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delicate pin
both the upper and lower edges of the oak leaves are piped with approximately 1
Melilla on the north African coast had been Spanish since 1497 and Ceuta since 1668 but it was not until the early Twentieth Century that the Spanish began to expand into the interior
led by Captain Blum
Seven First & Second War British Badges And Insiginia Archive delicate pinAir Raid Precautions Women's Voluntary Services Badge (silvered metal with red enamels, maker marked "H. B. SALE B'HAM" on the reverse, 21. 8 mm x 29. 8 mm, horizontal pinback); Women's Voluntary Service for Civil Defence Badge (silvered metal with red enamels, unmarked, 21. 3 mm x 28. 5 mm, horizontal pinback); Nurses Training School, Newcastle upon Tyne Badge (bronze gilt with blue enamels, unmarked, 2. 8 mm x 41 mm, horizontal pinback, chipping
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