Germany, Imperial; Austro-Hungarian Empire. Two First War Commemorative Badges Hold He would remain in Argentina

He would remain in Argentina for the remainder of the war and then some

it was renowned for its role in Operation Overlord (the D-Day landings and airborne landings on June 6

the opposite side featuring a mottle consisting of a light green base overlaid by dark brown splotches with straight edges

The catalogue is constructed of a card stock binding with a faux red leather exterior liner

in its original cardboard box of issue

Germany, Imperial; Austro-Hungarian Empire. Two First War Commemorative Badges Hold He would remain in ArgentinaIncludes: 1. United Forces German Imperial and Austro Hungarian Empire Badge: in silver with red, white, black, green and yellow enamels, assay office marked twice with an "A" (Vienna) and maker marked "K. L." on the pin, illustrating two flagpoles, each with a flowing ribbon banner, the German one at the left and bearing an Iron Cross, the Austro Hungarian one at the right bearing the two headed eagle coat of arms, with the Austrian coat of arms