Slovakia, Republic. Two Fire Brigade Badges Hold the wreckage bursting into flames

the wreckage bursting into flames

His membership with Kameradschaftsbund Deutscher Polizeibeamten began on 1 February 1931

The pinnacle of this bombardment would come on the morning of February 23rd

New Brunswick when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (793496) with the 132nd Infantry Battalion "North Shore Battalion"

thick chocolate brown piping along the bottom edge and discreetly hidden by the flap

Slovakia, Republic. Two Fire Brigade Badges Hold the wreckage bursting into flamesSlovakian Fire Brigade Helmet Plate, c. 1920's (in die stamped copper with red, white and blue enamels, illustrating the Slovakian coat of arms backed by a ladder and crossed axes, the oval frame with a ribbon banner butting it inscribed "ZEMSKA HAS JEDN NA SLOVENSKU", measuring 68 mm (w) x 81. 5 mm (h), both lugs for attachment to the helmet are intact, chipping and crazing evident in the red and blue enamels on the coat of arms, green oxidation