United Kingdom. An Engraved Silver Cigarette Case, By Ramsden & Roed, C.1930 Archive It could be awarded to

It could be awarded to foreign nationals and

A mint and unissued complete grouping of three first war German naval wound badge miniature stick pins

finely engraved

The upper left arm bears a NSB sleeve insignia consisting of a black wool triangle with machine-embroidered twisted gold bullion wire border

Footnote: Alexander Urquhart was the son of John Urquhart and Mary Urquhart of Inverness

United Kingdom. An Engraved Silver Cigarette Case, By Ramsden & Roed, C.1930 Archive It could be awarded toA lovely silver cigarette case, rectangular shape with an exterior cross hatched pattern, the obverse marked Milo in silver gilt with a surmounting crown, a push clasp on the side, the interior in has been gilded, with a yellowed elastic across the base, the lid has been privately engraved With best wishes from your English Mother [signed] 3rd October 1930, interior marked with R.&R. makers mark denoting Ramsden & Roed (active 1929 1976), and silver