A Highly Desirable Silver Grade Tank Badge By Juncker - In "Neusilber" Auction 10 mm x 32 mm

10 mm x 32 mm and 12 mm x 32

1917 and cited in the London Gazette 30389 on November 19

1917 but reverted to Private at his own request the next day

A Ural Mountains Units Sleeve Shield - This is a printed version over a white cloth backing

This unpublished proclamation poster is testimony to the fact that the British were in fact ready and willing to declare British martial law to establish a freely elected Lebanese government

A Highly Desirable Silver Grade Tank Badge By Juncker - In "Neusilber" Auction 10 mm x 32 mmA Silver Grade Tank Badge by Juncker In nickel silver (Neusilber), hollow version, without maker but typical manufactured piece from company "C. E. Juncker, Berlin", with textbook features (a dent in a right driving light; protruding inner rim of the wreath), badge weighs 15. 9 grams, slightly worn, in extremely fine condition. Footnote: this is earliest Panzer badge produced by Juncker, and of finest quality; very scarce, and arguably the most sought