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surviving the war without injury
the obverse maker marked “A
with the date "22 JUNE 1911" below
the stem is embroidered with an Austrian double-headed eagle on one side and on the other with the cipher “FJi” (Franz Joseph I) with twisted gilt and black wire fringe
that he was Single and that his trade was that of Coal Miner
Slovakia, First Republic. A Slovak Eastern Front Volunteer M34 Steel Helmet Hold surviving the war without injuryA well preserved Slovakian M32 steel helmet, constructed of an olive drab painted magnetic metal shell. The lower edge of the exterior is painted with a blue stripe, while the helmet is also flanked on each side by hand painted white Slovak style Patriarchal Crosses. Unusually, affixed to the peak are two German manufactured rank pips, constructed of silvered bronze, representing a higher rank. Seven magnetic metal rives are distributed around the
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