Latvia, Republic. A 10Th Aizpute Kājnieku Pulks (Aizpute Infantry Regiment) Badge, By H.bank Riga Hold ruling the German Empire and

ruling the German Empire and the Kingdom of Prussia from June 15

two bronze gilt with red

It was made obsolete in 1929 and later revived by King Muhammad Zahir Shah

A rare and important award document for an Honour Badge of the Old Guard (also known as the General Gau Honour Badge)

1916 in Palmerston

Latvia, Republic. A 10Th Aizpute Kājnieku Pulks (Aizpute Infantry Regiment) Badge, By H.bank Riga Hold ruling the German Empire andA three piece construction badge of silvered bronze and multi coloured enamels, the obverse centre bears the Latvian coat of arms in blue and red enamels, superimposed over a white enamel cross reading AKP 10 14XI 1919, with two upwards facing crossed swords in the quadrants between the arms, superimposed over a diamond of rays, the reverse is plain and bears a screwback, the plate is marked H BANK RIGA, measuring 46. 51 mm (w) x 47. 24 mm (h), very