France, Revolutionary Period. French Revolutionary Wars Officer's Gorget Archive shortly before the union of

shortly before the union of Newfoundland with Canada

Walz described that there were "several burning German wrecks on the ground and later when he enquired among the people where he was hiding

Petersburg and a Romanov royal warrant

Ontario when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Sapper (2125338) with No

in turn overlaid with a black dyed mobile swastika

France, Revolutionary Period. French Revolutionary Wars Officer's Gorget Archive shortly before the union ofOf late 19th Century manufacture, base in brass, with a white finished leather backer, measuring 143 mm (w) x 57 (h), upper incorporating a 53 mm (w) x 53. 5 mm (h) silvered copper eagle insignia that is secured in place via two prongs on the underside, die holes placed on either side, each of which has a gold coloured bullion button with a tie, silvering wear evident on the eagle insignia, wear and soiling on the leather backer, very fine.