Germany, Weimar. A Set Of Three Commemorative Coins With Case, C.1922 Auction Archive Queen's Own Rifles of Canada

Queen's Own Rifles of Canada (son) original Enrolment in the Non-Permanent Active Militia of Canada Certificate (dated October 9

published in Paris in 1882 by L

a silver latin cross (marked “935” for silver content on the reverse) with red

Louisiana in 1938 and entered the United States Navy on August 1

Stahlhelm Badge in die stamped silvered tombac

Germany, Weimar. A Set Of Three Commemorative Coins With Case, C.1922 Auction Archive Queen's Own Rifles of Canada(Porzellanmedaillen). A set of three porcelain coins, including a black finished round medallion, the obverse with a coat of arms, bearing the dates 1434 1922, the reverse with the date 1562 around the famous gift cup of the Count of Limpurg, circumscribed by the inscription BECHER DER REICHS SCHENKEN VON LIMPURG, measuring 41. 11 mm in diameter, and in very fine condition. A similar coin, bearing the same obverse and reverse, constructed of white