000 years)’ the obverse is inscribed “tai-rei” (meaning enthronement) as well as “ki-nen-sho” in the column (meaning commemorative medal)
retaining a period original brown leather belt with a partially-legible mark of a Lüdenscheid-based manufacturer and a date of “1936”
and Tunisia Commando Paratrooper Badge (three-piece construction
only slight enamel loss evident on arms
Leib-Husaren-Regiment “Königin Viktoria von Preußen” Nr
Germany, Freikorps. A Mixed Lot of Freikorps Photographs consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac 000 years)’ the obverse is(Freikorps Fotos). A mixed lot of Freikorps photographs, including: 1. One studio portrait of a member of 2. Marine Brigade Wilhelmshaven Ehrhardt, with his sleeve bearing both a unit insignia and Danziger style Totenkopf device indicating flamethrower troops, the reverse in unused postcard format, unmarked, measuring 8. 5 cm (w) x 13. 5 cm (h), demonstrating a folding crease to the top left corner, a scarce image in better than very fine condition.