Germany, Imperial. A Pair of Navy Officer Belts and Brocades visually-hidden In 1914 Bleeker died due

In 1914 Bleeker died due to a heart attack

demonstrating minor loss of gilt finish to the frame which complements the piece’s period appearance

and Miniature: in silver gilt with red enamels

their citation stating: "At approximately one a

with recessed slotted areas housing the Lapel Badges and Rosettes along the open edge on either side

Germany, Imperial. A Pair of Navy Officer Belts and Brocades visually-hidden In 1914 Bleeker died due(Kaiserliche Marine Feldbinden fr Offiziere). A pair of Imperial German Navy Officer belts and brocades, including: 1. One constructed of a reinforced smooth dark blue wool underlay, the obverse topped by a layer of silver aluminum wire, overlaid by machine embroidered black and red tresses, the reverse perforated with seven eyelets reinforced with magnetic metal grommets for an adjustable fit, stitched with two additional bronze loops covered by