all are marked "Armée Russe" (Russian Army) and "CARTE POSTALE" (Post Card) on the reverse
Swedish Air Force Pilot's Badge - Die-stamped bronze
He served as a Clerk with the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps at Canadian Military Headquarters in London
Lieutenant Browne is mentioned in the Unit History of 1917
Two are discharge papers (210x222mm and 216x148mm
Austria, First Republic. A Club Competition Badge And Medallion Belonging To Herr Bruno Tschepper, 1926 Auction all are marked "Armée Russe"(Tagabzeichen). A silvered bronze medallion measuring 40. 10 mm in diameter attached by a ring to a zink stamped badge measuring 37. 16 mm (w) x 22. 74 mm (h), the obverse of the medallion features a soldier, in bronze, holding a crossbow circumscribed by a wreath of oak leaves, ringed by a silver border of oak leaves, the reverse is inscribed with HERR BRUNO TSCHEPPER 86 KREISE, the obverse of the badge is a banner with the inscription OESTERR.