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This is a one-place medal bar that presents a Landwehr Long-Service Medal 2nd Class. The medal measures 1″ in diameter.
ONE-PLACE LANDWEHR LONG-SERVICE MEDAL 2ND CLASS MEDAL BAR – PRUSSIA
SKU: 02-405$50.00
This is a one-place medal bar that presents a Landwehr Long-Service Medal 2nd Class. The medal measures 1″ in diameter.
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This is a one-place medal bar that presents a Landwehr Long-Service Medal 2nd Class. The medal measures 1″ in diameter.
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SKU: 05-1400$195.00
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Length: 1.75inBAVARIA – MILITARY MERIT CROSS – 3rd CLASS WITH SWORDS – ORIGINAL PRESENTATION CASE
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