Germany, Third Reich. A Group Of 1936 Berlin Olympics Pins And Badges Newly Listed It is awarded for outstanding

It is awarded for outstanding service in the field of agriculture in Perú

Footnote: Robert Mason was born on November 29

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At the end of the year it was decided that he should return to Canada as a Flying Instructor

Germany, Third Reich. A Group Of 1936 Berlin Olympics Pins And Badges Newly Listed It is awarded for outstanding(Tageabzeichen). A group of six 1936 Berlin Olympic insignia 1. A badge constructed of magnetic medal, gilded, with white enamels, depicting the Brandenburg gate over the five interlocked Olympic rings, the reverse shows a horizontal pin, maker mark DESCHLER MNCHEN, marked GES. GESCH., measures 30 mm (w) x 33 mm (h), and in very fine condition. 2. A silvered bronze stick pin, with blue, yellow, black, green, and red enamels, marked on reverse GES.