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Description
Canadian Ordnance Corps in Winnipeg
Type II (1942-1973)
gilt mostly toned over
the unit was not yet fully equipped and trained when the advancing Red Army forced it westwards
Skiing in January 1942
Prussia, Kingdom. An Uhlan Tschapka Plate certificate_of_authenticity Canadian Ordnance Corps in Winnipeg(Preuen Helmemblem). Constructed of magnetic metal, the obverse consisting of a crowned Prussian imperial eagle clutching a sword and sceptre, overlaid by an eight pointed radiant star, in turn turn bearing a central Prussian eagle, set within a ribbed ring overlaid by an inscription of SUUM CUIQUE (TO EACH HIS OWN) with laurel branches, unmarked, measuring 15 cm (w) x 10 cm (h), with minor surface oxidation evident, in near extremely fine condition.
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