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constructed of four rows of tightly intertwined silver aluminum bullion wire in a “U” formation
The explosive was placed into the container before leaving the magazine and were hoisted up to the guns and returned to the magazines for reloading
the obverse with a circular central medallion bearing the Arms of Romania
maker marked on suspension “Эдуард” (“Eduard”) for the firm of Eduard Ferdinandovich Dietvald
London Gazette 25 February 1943
Croatia, Independent State. A Lot Of Five Badges Newly Listed constructed of four rows ofIncludes: 1. Italian Croatian Legion Badge c. 1940: in die stamped aluminum with twelve red lacquered fields, shield shaped, obverse bearing the inscription HRVATSKA (Croatia) above the Croatian coat of arms, plain reverse, unmarked, die holes in all four corners for uniform attachment, measuring 43 mm (w) x 57 mm (h), contact marks evident on the red lacquered fields. 2. Croatian Armed Forces Officer's Cap Badge: in die stamped aluminum with twelve
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