2 Clasps - SOUTH AFRICA 1901
Both the front and rear visors are secured to the Shako by a narrow horizontal strip of mid-brown lacquered leather which is machine stitched all along the bottom edge
only to later find out that the Japanese still did not know pf P2's existence
this is evident on many high grade Austrian Imperial Orders at the Austrian War Museum in Vienna
Germany. A Memorial Plaque To Konrad Herbst; Emergency Naval Service Archive 2 Clasps - SOUTH AFRICAA Memorial Plaque to Konrad Herbst; Sea Rescue Service All mounted secured (post War) on a red fabric and framed, including: Iron Cross 2nd. Class, magnetic, marked 27 on ring; Naval Auxiliary Cruiser War Badge, early fine quality badge in tombac, unmarked, but typical C. E. Juncker manufacture, riveted globe, worn condition, swastika cut off; Naval Front Clasp, particularly fine example, hand made, in copper, 90x19mm, retaining pin on reverse