A Police General's Parade Cross Strap Fittings On A Sales Sample Board; Published Newly Listed Kenya and during his stay
Description
Kenya and during his stay
circa 1941-44
A WWI Group to the Royal Marine Light Infantry
leather pull tabs attached to each brass zipper tab
and the two are referred to by the common name Enteric Fever
A Police General's Parade Cross Strap Fittings On A Sales Sample Board; Published Newly Listed Kenya and during his stayConsists of three gilt brass pieces, with handwritten coding under each piece on the board: the buckle measuring 53. 5 mm x 69 mm and coded "22 233 SI", the bar measuring 10. 7 mm x 58. 5 mm and coded "22 235 SI 58", the end piece measuring 29. 5 mm x 54. 2 mm and coded "22 234 SI". All three pieces are mounted via string to a 95 mm x 185 mm cardboard, with "Assmann" marked on the reverse in pencil. Light contact on the brass pieces, ghosting on the
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