Germany. A Works Kiel (Deutsche Werke Kiel) Badge Of Honour Stickpin Archive USS De Haven was laid

USS De Haven was laid down by the Bath Iron Works Corporation at Bath

WWI New Zealand 10th North Otago Rifles Cap Badge - In bronze

American bombardments caused heavy damage (up to 95% of the city was destroyed) and a high number of casualties

The dagger features a 225 mm-long nickel-plated magnetic metal blade

VII" (King Edward VII who took a great interest in the Society and "The Nelson Centenary Memorial Fund"

Germany. A Works Kiel (Deutsche Werke Kiel) Badge Of Honour Stickpin Archive USS De Haven was laidTwo piece construction bronze, maker marked "B. H. MAYER PFORZHEIM" on the reverse, illustrating the Deutsche Werke Kiel insignia surrounded by a wreath of oak leaves, 17 mm, on a 50 mm pin, extremely fine. Accompanied by a Badge of Honour Award Document (dated May 1, 1939, to Michael Eichhorn, a worker at the Kiel Shipyard, printed in black and green inks on off white paper, two hole punched in the left margin, 147 mm x 210 mm); German Works Kiel