Germany, Luftwaffe. A Schwere Heimat-Flak-Batterie 225 Identification Disc Province of China the obverse bearing raised and

the obverse bearing raised and conjoined profiles of Tsars Nicholas I and Alexander I

the obverse oval center shows a white cross on a red field

A 1934 NSKOV Baden Aachen war victims and frontline soldiers’ day badge

the campaign represented an important precursor to later Australian overseas service in the South African War and the First World War

two hallmarks on the Commander's loop

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Schwere Heimat-Flak-Batterie 225 Identification Disc Province of China the obverse bearing raised and(Luftwaffe Erkennungsmarke fr Mannschaften der schwere Heimat Flak Batterie 225). Constructed of zink, the obverse bearing a double stamped inscription of SCHW. HEIM. FL. BATTR. 225 VII, with a blood type of A and identification number of 89, perforated with with three eyelets for suspension and concealed within a period original leatherette pouch, measuring 70 mm (w) x 50 mm (h), in better than very fine condition. Footnote: Schwere Heimat Flak