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Germany, Imperial. A Set Of Silverware From The Estate Of Kaiser Wilhelm Ii Auction Archive unmarked and missing attachment prongs

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unmarked and missing attachment prongs

for his part in rescuing 41 crew from the Antelope using a Mark 2 LCVP

with "25" Jubilee Oakleaves

with the intent to bring joy to the soldiers at the front and the armaments workers at home

Erich Richten" & "1917"

Germany, Imperial. A Set Of Silverware From The Estate Of Kaiser Wilhelm Ii Auction Archive unmarked and missing attachment prongs(Kaiser Wilhelm II Tafelsilber). An exquisite set of silverware from the estate of Kaiser Wilhelm II, including a dessert fork, constructed of silver, the obverse featuring stylized and finely detailed floral designs surrounding a monogram of Kaiser Wilhelm II, the reverse stamped with a manufacture date of 1911, with a makers mark of H. J. WILLM, a crown and crescent moon (indicating German manufacture), and a silver content number of 800, measuring

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