whereby 50 pieces were numbered as 1/50 - 50/50 and 5 pieces marked as EA1 - EA5 were meant as author strikes
Schrobenhausen” and “Ges
dated 27 November 1942 for a wound suffered on 17 November
one side with a double inscription of “KRIEGSMARINE OSTLEGIONÄR”
Footnote: The Austrian Red Cross was founded in 1880 and accepted by the International Committee of the Red Cross the same year
Canada. History Of The Royal Canadian Corps Of Signals 1903-1961 Buy Now whereby 50 pieces were numberedHardcover, cobalt blue cloth cover, the insignia on the front cover and the text on the spine in a gold coloured ink, entitled "History of the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals 1903 1961", written by the Officers of the Corps and edited by John S. Muir, M. A., Ph. D., published by authority of the Corps Committee, Royal Canadian Corps of Signals, at Ottawa, Ontario in 1962. It is dedicated "To Those of The Royal Canadian Corps of Signals Who Gave Their