Poland, II Republic. A Women's Army Auxiliary Service (Waas), II Korps, 316 Transport Company Plaque Auction Archive an otherwise flawless example in

an otherwise flawless example in extremely fine condition

dual functional magnetic metal hinges

the obverse medallion features a white Maltese cross on a red field

Royal Artillery died on January 14

the last of the forts defending Metz surrendering on December 13th

Poland, II Republic. A Women's Army Auxiliary Service (Waas), II Korps, 316 Transport Company Plaque Auction Archive an otherwise flawless example in(Pomocnicza Wojskowa Suba Kobiet (PWSK), 316 Kompania Transportowa). In copper, with a silvered reverse, illustrating a truck with two helmeted women onboard, one driving, the other as a passenger, inscribed "PALESTINE IRAQ EGYPT" over the radiator grill, with "ITALIA" (Italy) immediately below, the dates "1942" and "1946" inscribed on either side of the grill on the hood, with regimental insignia placed below the headlights, the British 8th Army on