Germany, Freikorps. A Rare Schutz-Regiment Gross-Berlin Sleeve Insignia Auction Instituted on April 29 1880

Instituted on April 29 1880 by Alexander I

the chape with a snub-nosed finial

printed in Canada in 1954 by the Industrial Shops for the Deaf in Montreal

1785 - July 1

demonstrating moderate loss of finish throughout the core and frame of the cross

Germany, Freikorps. A Rare Schutz-Regiment Gross-Berlin Sleeve Insignia Auction Instituted on April 29 1880(Schutzregiment Gross Berlin rmelabzeichen). Constructed of silvered brass, the obverse consisting of a central hand gripping a sword, surrounded by an oval ring bearing a raised inscription of SCHUTZ REGIMENT GROSS BERLIN with clusters of oak leaves, perforated with eyelets at cardinal points, the reverse retaining three of four attachment prongs connecting to a custom fitted card stock backer with a black wool underlay, the reverse bearing