Persia, Pahlavi Dynasty. A Lot of Mint Army Cap Cockades, German-Made by Steinhauer & Lück, c. 1960 United Republic of with separation evident in the

with separation evident in the stitching of the lining near the left armpit

centre reverse medallion also in deep blue and green enamel with the Gold figure of Cincinnatus standing alone amongst a house and plow

where he became a Commissioned Telegraphist on April 1

without binoculars and converted to a carry case (originally used to carry one pair of 6 x 30 issue binoculars

Persia, Pahlavi Dynasty. A Lot of Mint Army Cap Cockades, German-Made by Steinhauer & Lück, c. 1960 United Republic of with separation evident in theA lot of ten Imperial Army cap cockades, each constructed of gilded bronze with multi coloured enamels, the reverse of each retaining all butterfly style attachment prongs, all measuring 20 mm in diameter and maker marked with the logo of Steinhauer & Lck, Ldenscheid, in unissued and near mint condition.