United Kingdom. A Daily Telegraphy "200 Ribbons" Poster Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic consisting of a circular oak
Description
consisting of a circular oak wreath with a central mobile swastika
(Ordens Honoríficas Portuguesas)
meaning "Emperor" is a derivative of the Roman imperial title Caesar and is cognate with the German title Kaiser
the insignia retains two of its three reverse attachment prongs
35 mm (w) 55
United Kingdom. A Daily Telegraphy "200 Ribbons" Poster Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic consisting of a circular oakThe "Daily Telegraph Chart of 200 Ribbons of Naval, Military, R. A. F. and Civil Decorations" is a historical reference chart, published by Geographia Ltd. in London (circa 1917 1922), illustrating British honors. Often found as a large, folded poster, it provides a visual guide to medals and ribbons worn during World War I. Measures 50 cm (w) x 75 cm (h), having been folded as issue and fragile with tearing and foxing, fair.
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