United Kingdom. A British Army General's Crossed Sword and Baton Insignia, c.1880 United Republic of marked with a unique insignia

marked with a unique insignia that appears to be a large "B" combined with a semi-circle on its left side

067 other ranks under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel P

marked “L/57” for “Börger & Co

along with adhesive residue

A rare and extremely well-preserved postcard depicting fighter ace Max Immelmann

United Kingdom. A British Army General's Crossed Sword and Baton Insignia, c.1880 United Republic of marked with a unique insigniaThe blade of the sword wrapped in wide bands of silvered wire, the edges of the sword trimmed in fine silvered wire, the shaft of the baton wrapped in wide bands of gilt wire, the sword's handle, along with three areas and the edges of the baton trimmed in fine gold coloured bullion wire, the reverse in strands of yellowed white threading, measuring 98 mm (w) x 63 mm (h), minor fraying evident in the silvered wire trim on the edge of the sword's