Germany, Imperial. A First War Period Heer Letter Opener Auction two Ensign Rank Collar Insignia
Description
two Ensign Rank Collar Insignia (both are sterling silver and 1/20 10K gold
stamped in black ink "VII 52" and dated "1940"
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Germany, Imperial. A First War Period Heer Letter Opener Auction two Ensign Rank Collar Insignia(Heer Briefffner). Constructed of bronze, featuring a 95 mm long blade set into a bronze handle, the obverse of which is ribbed and adorned with a central black enameled 1914 Iron Cross, flanked at each end by dual oak leaves and acorns, the reverse with a dimpled pattern bearing one pear of oak leaves and acorns, unmarked, measuring 13 mm (w) x 193 mm (l), in better than very fine condition.
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