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marked with the manufacturer’s number 0/0250/2570 and the size 57½
well worn early example
on various mixed farms in Manitoba
the obverse bears a central raised cross paty with a central monogram of Duke Bernard III
the General Society War of 1812 traces its origins to the huge collection of American militia companies which were called to meet the British thrust at Baltimore following the occupation of the National Capital
Vietnam, Democratic Republic. A Badge For Participants In The Dien Bien Phu Campaign In The First Indochina War 1954 Auction Archive marked with the manufacturer’s numberIn aluminum with red, yellow, green and black, illustrating a soldier raised a gun to fight, the North Vietnamese flag bearing a yellow star on a red field, the flag inscribed "Decisive Battle, Victory" in Vietnamese, mountains in the background surmounted by the inscription in Vietnamese "Spring 1954", measuring 33 mm (w) x 30. 5 mm (h), pinback, very light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: The badge was a reward issued by the Government of
