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Netherlands, Kingdom. Lot of 156 Army Insignia, c. 1900-1959

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Netherlands, Kingdom. Lot of 156 Army Insignia, c. 1900-1959

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Netherlands, Kingdom. Lot of 156 Army Insignia, c. 1900-1959

Includes Anti-Tank Artillery, Artillery, Cavalry (Hussars), Chaplains, Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Horse Artillery, General Staff, Infantry, Instruction Battalion, Medical, Ordnance, Supply Corps, Technical, among others. Featuring various Cockades, Cap Badges, Collar Tabs, Shoulder Titles, Shako Plates, Numerals, and other insignia for Officers and Enlisted Men. In brass, bronze, bronze gilt, blackened bronze, white metal, aluminum, or embroidery, with a few incorporating bullion, eight with intact orange enamels, many of the Cap Badges and Collar Tabs with wool or cotton backers, in a variety colours, in various sizes, with lugs and pins, screwbacks, push pins, prongs, loops, or other types of attachments. Each is pasted, pinned, screwed, or wired in place to a series of fifteen red-faced card-based boards, many of which are identified in silver-coloured ink below their respective positions. Ranging from very fine to extremely fine.