Germany, Federal Republic. A French-Speaking Police Officer’s Armband, Early Allied Occupation Period Republic of the reverse with a white

the reverse with a white enameled medallion bearing a gilt date of “1849”

consisting of a stick pin

Among other things the Geneva Convention specified that various welfare organizations may have access to war prison camps to render certain services to prisoners

A First War Royal Navy Pair to H

and pinned with a gilded bronze NSDAP-style German national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika

Germany, Federal Republic. A French-Speaking Police Officer’s Armband, Early Allied Occupation Period Republic of the reverse with a white(Armband fr einen franzsischsprachigen Polizisten). Constructed of carmine wool, the exterior bearing a hand stitched golden yellow inscription of ON PARLE FRANCAIS (WE SPEAK FRENCH), fastening closed with four metal snap buttons, the interior stamped with an illegible white ink mark, measuring 4 cm (w) x 17. 5 cm (l) when closed and folded on a flat surface, an insignia commonly worn by German police officers during the early post war Allied