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and Taylors Island

The nickel-plated scabbard fittings exhibit light contact marks

Hunter identified his chief menace as Anti-Aircraft fire (AKA "Archie")

Royal Canadian Regiment on October 23

1853 and was instructed in the new Minié rifle at the School of Musketry at Hytheon

A German Army Shooting Lanyard; Grade I Auction Archive and Taylors IslandA German Army Shooting Lanyard; Grade I Type II, Complete with twisted aluminum cord with white fabric backer, 39. 5 mm x 55 mm silvered aluminum badge, green felt backer exhibiting scattered mothing and white paint, 405 mm in length, very fine.

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A German Army Shooting Lanyard; Grade I Auction Archive and Taylors Island

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