Latvia, Republic. An 11Th Dobeles Infantry Regiment Badge Hold The Order was re-established under
Description
The Order was re-established under the Republic in 1953 and awarded to women as an award for merit
when he was commissioned into the 1st Infantry Regiment as a Leutnant
Later these degrees went into disuse because of the Napoleonic regime in Italy and especially in Piedmont
the eagle flanked by a date of “1944” and topped by an inscription of “GAUSIEGER”
remains near very fine and rare
Latvia, Republic. An 11Th Dobeles Infantry Regiment Badge Hold The Order was re-established underIn silvered and gilded bronze and multi coloured enamels, the obverse centre reads 14 XI 19 on a red and white enamel background within an ornate gilded frame, mounted to a silver swastika base, the arms inscribed with 11 DKP and two downwards facing crossed swords lay in the quadrants between the arms, the reverse is plain and shows the attachment prongs of the obverse, with a plate marked GA, measuring 54. 88 mm, very fine.
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