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Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Military Patriotic Watch Fob

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Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Military Patriotic Watch Fob

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Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Military Patriotic Watch Fob

In coin silver, weighing 59 grams, composed of three disks, each of which is fabricated from a converted coin; the top disk illustrating the head of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk on the obverse, the reverse inscribed with the initials "AS" above a wreath and flanked by angels, measuring 27 mm in diameter; the middle disk illustrating a tank upon a wreath on the obverse, the reverse illustrating a Czechoslovak Air Force pilot badge, measuring 34 mm in diameter; the bottom disk illustrating Masaryk from the waist up within a wreath composed of laurel leaves and oak leaves, the reverse illustrating a soldier holding a grenade aloft in his right hand and a holding the shaft of a flagpole with flag in his left hand, the Czech and Slovak arms behind him, with a plaque below inscribed "20 LET RCS 1918-1938", measuring 36 in diameter; each of the disks with rings soldered in place and connected via a single ring, with a ring placed on the top disk and fitted with a fob. Surface wear, contact marks, fine.