this is evident on many high grade Austrian Imperial Orders at the Austrian War Museum in Vienna
with clasp (2 Lieut
2 Clasps - SOUTH AFRICA 1901
only to later find out that the Japanese still did not know pf P2's existence
Both the front and rear visors are secured to the Shako by a narrow horizontal strip of mid-brown lacquered leather which is machine stitched all along the bottom edge
Germany. A Memorial Plaque To Konrad Herbst; Emergency Naval Service Archive this is evident on manyA Memorial Plaque to Konrad Herbst; Sea Rescue Service All mounted secured (post War) on a red fabric and framed, including: Iron Cross 2nd. Class, magnetic, marked 27 on ring; Naval Auxiliary Cruiser War Badge, early fine quality badge in tombac, unmarked, but typical C. E. Juncker manufacture, riveted globe, worn condition, swastika cut off; Naval Front Clasp, particularly fine example, hand made, in copper, 90x19mm, retaining pin on reverse