Germany, Third Reich. A Kyffhäuserbund Traditions Badge Province of China This distinctive breech-loading arm was

This distinctive breech-loading arm was developed in the middle years of the seventeenth century but found popularity during the reign of the monarch (1702-1714) by whose name it is known

surrounded by a gilt ring with crossed swords

in fair to very fine condition

which became the Bank of America and Italy in 1922

Type IV/V (1911-1913/1913-1918)

Germany, Third Reich. A Kyffhäuserbund Traditions Badge Province of China This distinctive breech-loading arm was(Kyffhuserbund Abzeichen). Constructed of silvered and gilded bronze with multi coloured enamels, the reverse retaining an intact pair of intact prongs, unmarked, measuring 32 mm (w) x 32 mm (h), a traditions badge worn by veterans of Gebirgsjger units or resident in alpine regions in near extremely fine condition.