both with their original ribbons)
the reverse officially dated "1944"
an EM/NCO’s overseas cap eagle
Bethmann famously expressed his astonishment that England would go to war for "a scrap of paper" (the 1839 treaty guaranteeing Belgium's neutrality)
the lid bearing a raised NSDAP-style German national eagle clutching a mobile swastika at the upper left corner
Italy, Kingdom. Lot Of Four Badges GTRexclude both with their original ribbons)Includes: First badge (Fusiliers) with the insignia in copper coloured embroidery, with a black embroidered number "1", on a white wool base, white cotton backer, measuring 83 mm (w) x 163 mm (h)). Second badge (Fasces and Shield) in silvered and gold coloured bullion wire, in various textures, with five gold coloured sequins, on a grayish green wool base, white cotton backer, measuring 35 mm (w) x 60 mm (h)). Third badge (Infantry) in gold coloured