Latvia, Republic. A Kurzemes Artilērijas Pulks (Kurzeme Artillery Regiment) Badge, H.w.slasenapf, C.1919 Archive followed by studio portraits of

followed by studio portraits of different soldiers (enlisted men and NCOs)

The Braunschweig archives say of Johann Gellrich: “in 1810 he went with the English Braunschweig regiment to Spain

light contact and gilt wear on the obverse

Italy and Japan

Latvia, Republic. A Kurzemes Artilērijas Pulks (Kurzeme Artillery Regiment) Badge, H.w.slasenapf, C.1919 Archive followed by studio portraits ofA two piece construction straight armed cross paty of bronze and white enamel, the obverse centre bears the insignia of the Latvian armed forces with red and white enamel, the cross arms are of white enamel, the arms read KAP 1919 ( Kurzemes Artilrijas Pulks 1919), two crossed upwards facing cannons lay in the quadrants between the cross arms, the reverse is plain and bears a screwback, screw plate marked H. W. SLASENAPF, measuring 40. 59 mm, very