with a blue wool top and yellow wool piping and band and the classic brass star at center
who were in existence from 1788
instead of the letters "MA" on its guard
and even rarer to find a mini-medal bar without any medals having been torn away
the rank of Gemeinschaftsleiter was often used on the local level of the NSDAP to denote the second in command of a municipal region
Original U.S. Barbary Pirate Wars Model 1800 Early Type III Navy Boarding Pike Head on Civil War Era Re-Shaft with Tarred Rope - 78 ¼” Long Royal Air Force with a blue wool topOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an incredibly scarce piece of U. S. Naval History, a Model of 1800 Early Type III Naval Boarding Pike, utilized during the War of 1812, the Barbary Pirate Wars, and the American Civil War. These pikes were instrumental as defensive weapons against attacking boarders, be they British, Pirate, or Confederate. This Type III Boarding pike is an earlier variant, likely dating to the 1810s. This is evident by the