Germany, Hj. An Unusual Hj-Berlin & Ernst Röhm Car Pennant Hold a two-seater biplane which had

a two-seater biplane which had made its well received debut in 1931 and become the primary trainer at RAF stations and later

WWI 44th Infantry Battalion Cap Badge CEF -  Pickled brass

states: “The steamer Northcote had a narrow escape

it noted that he had a "Slight debility following Nephritis" and "pain in muscles of back"

" and inscribed "L'ISTRIE CONQUISE AN MDCCCVI" (1806) below

Germany, Hj. An Unusual Hj-Berlin & Ernst Röhm Car Pennant Hold a two-seater biplane which hadConstructed of cotton, multi colored, with black and white stitching on one side (Berlin, HJ VIII Bann I), and Ernst Rhm in blue threads on the other side; length is aprox. 28cm or 11 inches; in well worn condition, very scarce.