Headquarters 307th Bombardment Group (HV) APO 719-2
the obverse constructed of an oak wreath with a ribbon at the 9 and 3 o’clock positions
pinback maker marked with code “4” for Steinhauer & Lück
with the exception of the Austrian Campaign medal (gilt bronze)
The modern development of the Scottish dirk into a ceremonial weapon occurred during the 19th century
Germany, Schutzpolizei Berlin. A Post-War West Berlin Police Shako Plate, C,1955 GTRexclude Headquarters 307th Bombardment Group (HV)A white metal star shaped badge featuring at its centre a black bear rampant within a shield beneath a crown, encompassed by a simulated rope border, the reverse is plain and bears the two attachment prongs of the centre plate, with two screw posts for attachment, measuring 109. 82 mm (w) x 86. 68 mm (h), very fine.