German Post WWI Silesian Eagle First Class w/o Swords Painted Version

German Post WWI Silesian Eagle First Class w/o Swords Painted VersionGerman Post WWI Silesian Eagle First Class w o Swords Painted Version This badge was created in 1919, post World War 1. This award was given to the members of the right wing Freikorps Oberland who fought during the Silesian uprising in 1919. This area is now where Poland is located. In order to receive this award, an individual had to have at least 6 months of service. This is a high quality piece with detailed black paint to the beautiful bronze

USAF serial number: 41-7005

with the black bakelite plug being marked “BLKvFl27560”

and the Medalla de la Campana

The separate keeper is missing

Perhaps this is for a fender pennant or something similar

Adolf Hitler Bronze Bust-This is a 1 ½ sized bust

This means that this blade was manufactured in 1935

One naturally finished brass keeper is present

if not better than the one in the photo

he and 15 men succeeded in assaulting the part of the village already occupied by the Soviets

He served in the US army for 38 years

German WWII Tropical Bread Bag-This is a olive green canvas tropical bread bag with heavy duty brown leather straps and steel “D” Rings