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WÜRTTEMBERG – LONG SERVICE AWARD – NINE YEAR
It is a nine year long service award for service in the Württemberg army and is adorned with a red and blue ribbon.
This is a consignment item.
WÜRTTEMBERG – LONG SERVICE AWARD – NINE YEAR
SKU: 05-1716 XFQ$75.00
It is a nine year long service award for service in the Württemberg army and is adorned with a red and blue ribbon…
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WÜRTTEMBERG – LONG SERVICE AWARD – NINE YEAR
It is a nine year long service award for service in the Württemberg army and is adorned with a red and blue ribbon.
This is a consignment item.
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