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This is a hardback, English-language book that deals with the Third Reich’s various badges (cloth and metal), cuff titles, shoulder straps, collar patches, and etc. The book was published in 1992. It comes complete with a dust jacket.
BADGES & INSIGNIA OF THE THIRD REICH 1933-1945 by BRIAN LEIGH DAVIS
SKU: 12-767$15.00
This is a hardback, English-language book that deals with the Third Reich’s various badges (cloth and metal), cuff titles, shoulder straps, collar patches, and etc. The book was published in 1992. It comes complete with a dust jacket.
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This is a hardback, English-language book that deals with the Third Reich’s various badges (cloth and metal), cuff titles, shoulder straps, collar patches, and etc. The book was published in 1992. It comes complete with a dust jacket.
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