carrying the signatures of a female translator as well as that of an Oberfeldmeister and Adjutant
A transitional dagger
the maker’s initials “WC” on the reverse side of the sword tip
all constructed of bronze with silver and gilt
was published in The Times newspaper just before the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian War in 1870
Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Soviet Union, Yugoslavia. Lot of Forty Eastern European Socialist Medals and Eight Assorted Badges consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac carrying the signatures of aMedals include: twenty one Bulgaria, five Poland, three Romania, eight Soviet Union, three Yugoslavia. Thirty five are in bronze, five are in brass, four are silvered, twenty two with gilt, three with enamels, in a variety of sizes, original ribbons, many with an aluminum, brass or metal suspension with pinback. Also includes are two Romanian Air Force badges, along with six Yugoslav badges, all of which have their attachments intact. Ranging from