indicating this dagger was manufactured by Weyersburg & Kirschbaum
and a Spanish Cross in Silver with Swords
nickel-silver fittings on the shell show light surface wear and gray age patina
Roper was residing in Portsmouth when he received his WWI Trio
disembarking in England on the 25th
Europe. A Lot Of One Hundred And Eighteen Items, Plus Brackets Buy Now indicating this dagger was manufacturedIncludes: Great Britain: thirty five Civic Coat of Arms Badges (in silvered or bronze gilt with various colours of enamels, in various sizes, five with dual prongs, the other thirty without attachments); and five Coat of Arms Badges (in bronze, silvered or gilt bronze, die stamped, in various sizes, one with a pinback); Netherlands: fifty two Civic Coat of Arms Badges (in silver with various colours of enamels, each is marked "HOLLAND" on the reverse,