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BAVARIA – MEDAL BAR – ONE PLACE – FOR A FIREMAN – TWENTY-FIVE YEARS LONG SERVICE
This is a twenty-five year long service medal from Bavaria which is set up as a one place medal bar.
This is a consignment item.
BAVARIA – MEDAL BAR – ONE PLACE – FOR A FIREMAN – TWENTY-FIVE YEARS LONG SERVICE
SKU: 02-457 XRL$65.00
This is a twenty-five year long service medal from Bavaria which is set up as a one place medal bar….
Height: in
Width: 2in
Length: 3.25in
Width: 2in
Length: 3.25in
BAVARIA – MEDAL BAR – ONE PLACE – FOR A FIREMAN – TWENTY-FIVE YEARS LONG SERVICE
This is a twenty-five year long service medal from Bavaria which is set up as a one place medal bar.
This is a consignment item.
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