Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot Of Medal Ribbon Bars Newly Listed These excavations continued during the

These excavations continued during the Second World War and the need for this work prompted the British government to request Canada’s assistance

It replaced the Medal of Honour for Mutual Aid

presenting roasted silver and enamels loss on the reverse

circa 1805

the reverse with raised central dates of “1292-1858”

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot Of Medal Ribbon Bars Newly Listed These excavations continued during the(Bandschnallen). A lot of six medal ribbon bars, including one featuring ten decorations, including a 1914 Iron Cross with a 1939 Clasp to the Iron Cross, a Prussian Red Eagle Order, a Prussian Order of Hohenzollern, a Bavarian War Merit Cross with Swords, a Medal for Social Welfare, an Honour Cross of the World War 1914 1918 with a Black Grade Wound Badge, a Wehrmacht Long Service Award, and a Sudetenland Medal, set on a 120 mm long bronze bar with a