Croatia, Independent State. A Badge Of The German Regiment (Croatian Army) certificate_of_authenticity Accompanied by four Photographs of

Accompanied by four Photographs of the Ashtray (black and white

so called “half-etui”)

and in that capacity took part in the operations in the Sudan in 1883 and 1886

40 mm x 60 mm

He remained at Camp Valcartier until his discharge on October 4

Croatia, Independent State. A Badge Of The German Regiment (Croatian Army) certificate_of_authenticity Accompanied by four Photographs ofAluminum, die stamped Croatian Army swastika badge; measuring 60 mm in diameter; lacquered swastika in center and surrounded by oak wreath. Footnote: With the establishment of the Independent State of Croatia in 1941, a German minority predominantly living in Slovenia were allowed to form a distinctive German speaking regiment made up of entirely Germans within the Croatian Home Army, wearing Croatian Army uniforms, only distinguishing themselves