United Kingdom. A Military Grade Pocket Watch, Named To D. Varcoe, St. Stephens 1888 Auction A very well-preserved Reich Labour

A very well-preserved Reich Labour Service (RAD) subordinate’s hewer

a "63" Shoulder Title (die-cut numerals "6" and "2" along with two rows of red piping sewn in place to a black wool base

three are white metal with brass inserts

disembarking in Adelaide

Royal Corps of Signals Pin (two-piece construction

United Kingdom. A Military Grade Pocket Watch, Named To D. Varcoe, St. Stephens 1888 Auction A very well-preserved Reich LabourThe body of this pocket watch is silver, non magnetic, non functional (as the wind up key has been lost to time) and weighs 122. 4 grams. The white porcelain face is marked with the manufacturer's name "A. J. MORCOM" and marked "PATENT" and has bold Roman numerals in black, with a ring above marked with black rules in intervals of sixty minutes, the watch with a silver minute hand, the hour hand itself missing. The "VI" (6) position is obscured by the