United Kingdom. A Pattern 1804 Royal Navy "Double Disk" Cutlass, by Thomas Hadley consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac both Nazi and non-Nazi organizations

both Nazi and non-Nazi organizations continued to fight for a German-Austria in what was called the “Heim ins Reich” (home into the Reich) movement

and is marked as “someone who wears glasses” under special characteristics

interlaced with gold-coloured metal bands

He landed in France in November 1917

in which capacity he participated in the Passchendaele offensive in support of XIV Corps

United Kingdom. A Pattern 1804 Royal Navy "Double Disk" Cutlass, by Thomas Hadley consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac both Nazi and non-Nazi organizationsThe P1804 Pattern British Royal Navy cutlass first produced in 1804 and used extensively and exclusively throughout and aboard every ship in the Royal Navy's worldwide fleet. This "figure 8" regulation cutlass made its debut at the Battle of Trafalgar, used during the War of 1812 with America, and all conflicts up until a new pattern was chosen by the Royal Navy in 1845. The example offered here features a strong and straight steel blade, with the