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five German Federal Republic Air Force Pilot/Observer Badges (one in rolled silvered bullion wire interlaced with black threading
WWII Women's Voluntary Services Pin - Sterling silver gilt and enamels
the obverse consisting of a central Ruppert Cross bearing a central Bavarian coat of arms
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