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die struck in silvered bronze
the first qualification for any prospective member of the Order was that he be a patriotic gentleman of impeccable character
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Footnote: Thomas George Potter was born in Birmingham England in 1884 and was working as a Cabinet Maker in Toronto before enlisting in the CEF in August 1915
Germany. An Sa-Wehrmannschaften Personnel Belt Buckle Hold die struck in silvered bronzeIn molded aluminum, 48. 3mm x 65mm, with matte smooth silvery outer field, centering political eagle in high relief; the reverse has markings "RZM" and "M4 22" (C. Th. Dicke), the sole maker of this buckle. In unworn, mint condition. Scarce buckle. (SA Wehrmannschaften was SA Internal Defense or Home guard units). Footnote: From the collection of approximately 900 German buckles accumulated by John R. Angolia, who start collecting buckles, belts and
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