Germany, Weimar. A Group Of Interwar Period Day Badges GTRexclude the loop at the shoulder

the loop at the shoulder end housing a silvered non-magnetic button with a pebbled upper

there were investitures and groups of lay knights

Deutsches Jungvolk Troop Pennant - Traditional triangular-shaped pennant

and Montenegro: Medal for Zeal

designating the Hera wreck British Columbia’s first protected

Germany, Weimar. A Group Of Interwar Period Day Badges GTRexclude the loop at the shoulder(Tagesabzeichen). A group of three day badges, including a circular plate for the Alpenlndischen Verband der Kriegsteilnehmer (Alpine Association of Veterans), with two mounting holes drilled into either side, reverse unmarked, measures 59 mm in diameter, and in very fine condition. A 1926 Flag Dedication day badge for the KAMERADSCHAFT GRNAU HOFSTETTEN (COMRADES OF HOFSTETTEN GRNAU), measures 28 mm (w) x 45 mm (h), attached to a 45 mm long needle