Germany, Imperial. A Heer Em/Nco’s Belt And Buckle By Hermann Flohr Newly Listed Revenue Cutter Service who served

Revenue Cutter Service who served in the American Civil War for the Northern/Federal forces

Signature on Post War Photo: Josef Swientek

A Highland light Infantry Officer’s Insiginia Set - In Gilt and Silver cap badge and matching pair of officer’s collar badges

due to the admission of Vermont and Kentucky into the Union

The top of the fez bears a black threaded tassel that hangs over the sides

Germany, Imperial. A Heer Em/Nco’s Belt And Buckle By Hermann Flohr Newly Listed Revenue Cutter Service who served(Heer Grtel). A Heer EM NCOs belt and buckle, the former constructed of blackened leather, one end with an integrated magnetic metal hook, the opposite end with a reverse tongue bearing seven sets of dual eyelets, maker marked HERM. FLOHR, CLN, with a manufacture date of 1914 and a distribution date of 1915, measuring 42 mm (w) x 985 mm (l), accompanied by a buckle, constructed of gilded and silvered bronze, the obverse with a central raised crown,