A Second War German Daimon Model 2233 Multi-Coloured Signal Flashlight Hold while the handle has a

while the handle has a few scratches overall and extensive wear of the black paint on both sides

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being released upon the British occupation in June 1900

A Red Eagle Order to German Ambassador in Copenhagen 1913 - Order of The Red Eagle

War Merit Cross 1st Class by S & L - in silvered tombac

A Second War German Daimon Model 2233 Multi-Coloured Signal Flashlight Hold while the handle has aThis is a second war German signals flashlight, manufactured by Diamond under model number 2233. It consists of a sturdy steel (magnetic) case painted in dark olive drab, featuring a 38 mm diameter lense, three vertically slidable dials for light colour (white is standard, which red, blue, and green), a black bakelite light switch on the bottom, as well as a black leather strap on the reverse. The flashlight is sealed via a latch towards the left side