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Germany, Third Reich. A 1942 German Art Exhibitor’s Tag Auction Archive they learned about the German

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they learned about the German invasion of Poland

as the Partisan’s Forces in Yugoslavia grew and threatened Axis interests in the Balkans

marked on reverse KK 900 (Karnet and Kysely)

All four screws appear to be original to the dagger and hold the fittings in place well

Obverse illustrating Kaiser Wilhelm II in his dress uniform

Germany, Third Reich. A 1942 German Art Exhibitor’s Tag Auction Archive they learned about the German(Kunst Abzeichen). Constructed of zink, both the obverse and reverse bearing a central Spartan style head with a NSDAP style German national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika and a torch, circumscribed by inscription Ausgestellt im Haus der Deutschen Kunst (Exhibited in the House of German Art), with a woven red and white string looped through the tag, unmarked, measuring 32 mm in diameter, in near very fine condition.

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