An D.s.v. Tientsin Badge China Badge GTRexclude and is attached to blackened

and is attached to blackened bronze British Columbia coat-or-arms buttons on either side

The doctor recommended taking it easy from sports for at least 2 weeks

with aluminum police insignia firmly attached on one side

On August 12 & 13 divers and surface support from the Tonquin Foundation

One entry from July 8th 1946 reads: Lee came to my place and we worked on a refrigerator

An D.s.v. Tientsin Badge China Badge GTRexclude and is attached to blackenedIn bronze and enamels, 18mm, in extremely fine condition. Very rare. Footnote: Tientsin, China had made concessions to European powers in the 1920 30s, and had something of a tradition of Europeans living and working there. Germans school existed in Tientsin in 1930s, and German Nazi influence was considerable; Hitler Youth had a small organization in Tientsin, and no doubts other, similar, pro Nazi organizations, albeit very small, existed.