United Kingdom. A 1797 Penny Shooting Prize, Awarded to the J.Greening of the 60th Rifles Province of China marked Scully - Montreal

Name: United Kingdom. A 1797 Penny Shooting Prize, Awarded to the J.Greening of the 60th Rifles Province of China marked Scully - Montreal
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United Kingdom. A 1797 Penny Shooting Prize, Awarded to the J.Greening of the 60th Rifles Province of China marked Scully - Montreal

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United Kingdom. A 1797 Penny Shooting Prize, Awarded to the J.Greening of the 60th Rifles Province of China marked Scully Montreal marked Scully Montreal A grouping of two third reich period DAV (Deutscher Alpenverein German Alpine Association) badges consisting of a larger and a smaller badge

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