Germany, Imperial. A Small Grey Glazed Clawfoot Teacup, By Kpm Archive Footnote: Instituted in 1951 as

Footnote: Instituted in 1951 as a military award for partisans who fought Axis Forces during WWII

by the way of Murmansk

" (Not Yet Determined) but that soon changed to a slight sprain to his right ankle

wound badge black grade

Germany, Imperial. A Small Grey Glazed Clawfoot Teacup, By Kpm Archive Footnote: Instituted in 1951 asIn porcelain, a grey glazed porcelain cup, featuring an iron cross motif encircled by a gilt wreath opposite the handle, a thick gilt ring on the interior lip, with a wreath just below the lip on the exterior, three small claw feet raise the cup, with gilt detailing on the toes, the bottom is marked with the classic red orb and KPM, scepter, with two iron crosses denoting first war manufacture, numbered 125 579, measures 115mm (w inclusive of handle)