The first document is signed in blue ink by an Oberleutnant (Senior Lieutenant)
Ammel" in capitals on the reverse
gilt wear on the reverse of the two brass medals
1937 and awarded to members of the Falangist forces fighting against the Republicans in the Spanish Civil War
The First World War graves in Sheffield (City Road) Cemetery are scattered and a screen wall in Section Q (near the main entrance) bears the names of a number of casualties buried in graves that could not be marked with headstones
United States. Thirty-Eight Insignia Badges Buy Now The first document is signedIncludes a Combat Infantryman Badge, a Combat Medical Badge, a U. S. Army Expert Marksmanship Qualification Badge with two Clasps, a Red Cross Badge, along with various Collar Rank Insignia and Pins. Three are sterling silver, five are silvered, thirty are bronze gilt, ten with enamels, many are maker marked, in various sizes, ranging from fine to extremely fine.