Description
1879 and is listed in the New Zealand Gazette of the same year
the law passed by the British Parliament in 1867 that provided for the unification of the Canadian provinces into the Dominion of Canada) to four female figures that are grouped at the right in front of her
Patinated bronze
Cape Breton-hence the name
Woodcote Park
Anti-Tank Badge Of The Blue Division (Division Azul) GTRexclude 1879 and is listed inAnti Tank Badge of The Blue Division (Division Azul) Tank Badge of The Blue Division (Division Azul) Badge in die stamped zinc, 51. 68mm (w) x 61. 3mm (h), weighs 8. 0 grams, with four holes for attachment; initially this badge was used during Spanish Civil War by Francos Troops, and later on by the Blue Division in Russia. Very scarce badge.