Description
he went on to be Commanding Officer of the 1st Field Regiment
securing in place a dagger hanger
contact marks and gilt wear
Torches of burning waste and paraffin were sometimes necessary to thaw the blocks and sheaves over which ran the wires used to lower nets and instruments into the sea
and is in near mint condition overall
Germany, Imperial. Uniformen Der Alten Armee, C.1932 GTRexclude he went on to be(Uniformen der Alten Armee). Uniformen der Alten Armee (Uniforms of the Old Army), published in Munich about 1932, by Waldorf Astoria Zigarettenfabrik G. M. B. H., softcover, unpaginated, including 312 cigarette cards attached to the pages for presentation, measuring 29. 6 cm (w) x 27. 6 cm (h), presenting light scuffing around edges, in otherwise extremely fine condition. Shipping Footnote: Please note that there will be an additional shipping charge