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Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Rare Defenders Of Prague Radio Armband 1945 Auction It gave its name andComposed of two pieces, a 80 mm (w) x 32 mm (h) red cotton patch screen printed with "BOJOVNICI ROZHLASU" (Radio Defenders) in black ink, with a Prague Radio stamp in black ink overlapping the text at the far right, the red cotton patch sewn in place to the front panel of its thick white cotton base, the edges turned up and stitched in blue threading, the ends of the armband not sewn together, measuring 330 mm (w) x 77 mm (h), lightly soiled, near