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A first war German ID disc belonging to Dietrich Numsen
Footnote: Private States
1st Baronet and Pamela FitzGerald in 1848
dated 1 January 1940 and 1 October 1975
with the typical die-flaw on number “9”
United Kingdom. A 1985 Queen Elizabeth II Territorial Force Decoration Hold A first war German IDInstituted in 1930. In silver and silver gilt, an oval wreath of oak leaves, the obverse bearing Queen Elizabeths Royal cypher, the reverse inscribed 1985, 53. 8 mm (h) x 35. 5 mm (w), original ribbon, topped with a brooch bar inscribed TERRITORIAL, gilt wear to the brooch bar, otherwise in extremely fine condition. In a hard shelled case, white satin lined on the inside lid, red velvet medal bed, marked Royal Mint, extremely fine condition. Footnote:
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