Poland And Ukraine. A Mixed Lot Of Decorations And Insignia Buy Now the swastika standing on its
Description
the swastika standing on its point
Footnote: Alexander Hutcheon was born in Dundee Scotland in November 1890 and was working as a Millwright in Brantford
Bronze gilt with blue and white enamels
both sides with chipping evident in the blue enamels on the star points and in the white enamels on the centrepiece rings
awarded for “maintaining comradery and friendship between veterans”
Poland And Ukraine. A Mixed Lot Of Decorations And Insignia Buy Now the swastika standing on itsA mixed lot of eight decorations and insignia, including three Ukrainian Roland Battalion cap cockades, each constructed of gilded bronze, all unmarked and measuring 32 mm in overall diameter, with minor tarnishing and loss of paint evident, in overall very fine condition; a Ukrainian Free Cossacks Medal with miniature boutonniere, the former constructed of a silvered bronze alloy with enamels, on loop for suspension from its period original ribbon,
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