Most of the pictures had been glued into a photo album and have then been detached later
in silvered tombac with white
1932 at both Berlin and Freidrcihshafen
on the left side of the helmet
informing the Indians and the mixed blood people in the Mackenzie River Valley that a treaty party would visit the area the forthcoming summer to secure adhesions to Treaty Eight (subsequently changed to Treaty Eleven)
Italy, Kingdom. A Spanish Civil War Voluntary Troops Corps (Ctv) Battle Of Malaga Commemorative Medal 1937 Newly Listed Most of the pictures hadCorpo Truppe Volontarie. In bronze, obverse illustrating the right facing bust of Spanish Civil War General Gonzalo Queipo de Llano y Sierra, inscribed "MALAGA" at the left, 8 FEB 1937" at the right and engraver marked "AFFER" below the bust, reverse illustrating the city of Malaga, flanked by a Falange yoke and set of arrows insignia at the left, an upward pointing sword and a grenade at the right, an airplane above and a ship below, measuring 32 mm