Austrian, Republic. A Rainerbund-Gebirgsjäger Salzburg Banner Commemorating Infantry Regiment 59 Archive which is attached to the

which is attached to the wrap by machine stitching at the outer edge and by a reinforced buttonhole meeting a pebbled zink button on the interior edge

The instruction manuals for how to serve on board a Kriegsmarine ship were handwritten by Matrosen-Obergefreiter (private 1st class of the Kriegsmarine) Rolf Lichtblau during his training to become a sailor

(Karabiner 98k Waffenreinigungsset)

Merit Cross for Long Service in the Financial Police

(Kolonialabzeichen)

Austrian, Republic. A Rainerbund-Gebirgsjäger Salzburg Banner Commemorating Infantry Regiment 59 Archive which is attached to the(Wimpel). A Rainerbund banner constructed of green paper, bearing the insignia for Infantry Regiment 59, presenting the words RAINERBUND GEBIRGSJGER SALZBURG, with silver aluminum wire decorating the bottom edge, attached by four staples, measuring 17. 8 cm (w) x 71. 7 cm (h), and in good condition. Footnote: The Rainerbund Salzburg, an organization of the friends of the K. u. K. Infanterieregiments Erzherzog Rainer No. 59, was founded in 1920 by