Germany, Freikorps. A Rare Schutz-Regiment Gross-Berlin Sleeve Insignia Auction As explained on the dust

As explained on the dust jacket: "The Ottoman Empire ruled a large area for hundreds of years and archival records show that during this time

two Four-Ribbon Ribbon Bars (first bar with WWI Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914

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

of 92 Wattville Road

Instituted on April 29 1880 by Alexander I

Germany, Freikorps. A Rare Schutz-Regiment Gross-Berlin Sleeve Insignia Auction As explained on the dust(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