Footnote: On the inside cover is posted a small notice which reads: Staff Sergeant Ottawa does not have a photo because his unit has been engaged in combat since 1944 and has not had the chance to insert one
the left side of both images overlaid by Isken’s handwritten signature in black ink
inscribed "Dem Sieger im Luftkampf 9
An example of a very well preserved second war German Bronze Grade Close Combat Clasp “Nahkampfspange in Bronze”
adding another 270 mm to the height of the rack
United Kingdom. A P1859 Ball Bag consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Footnote: On the inside coverAn excellent example of this pattern designed for the Enfield Rifle Musket cartridges, for 10 loose paper cartridges, well marked with inside flap ink stamped with the typical British WD, War Department, ownership mark, as well as a pair of opposed Broad Arrows, indicating the bag had been sold out of service. The inner flap is impressed with a British regimental storekeepers mark, which appears to read: 48 H 21. Measuring 18 cm (w) x 13 cm (h) x 5 cm