A Liverpool City Pipe Band Shoulder Belt Plate Auction Archive he was attached to the
Description
he was attached to the King of Denmark
- All for document awarded to Josef Ott (name has been obliterated at one time on all 4 documents
She was credited with having served in Canada
Printed in four-colour ink on a thin paper stock
He also had a Driver’s License 1st Class
A Liverpool City Pipe Band Shoulder Belt Plate Auction Archive he was attached to theA Liverpool City Pipe Band Shoulder Belt Plate White metal, weighing 136 grams, unmarked, slightly curved plate, illustrating the City of Liverpools coat of arms, which were granted on March 22, 1797, a shield with a Cormorant holding a piece of seaweed in its beak in the centre, flanked by Neptune holding a trident at the left and Triton blowing a horn at the right, with reeds in the background and a ribbon banner inscribed "DEUS NOBIS HAEC OTIA
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