Germany, Weimar Republic. A 1920 East Prussian Plebiscite Propaganda Badge visually-hidden before joining National Trust in

before joining National Trust in Toronto in 1954

Contained in a red paper folder with the Republic of Bulgaria seal and title of the Ministry of Culture

Hungarian leader Imre Nagy was shortly detained on Romanian soil

Fishlodge Masonic Pin (in bronze gilt with black enamels

the reverse of each tab bears four attachment screws with nuts and washers

Germany, Weimar Republic. A 1920 East Prussian Plebiscite Propaganda Badge visually-hidden before joining National Trust in(Abstimmungs Erinnerungsabzeichen). Constructed of a silvered feinzink alloy with multi coloured enamels, the obverse consisting of a black and white enameled shield of the German Order, situated on a silvered disc and circumscribed by a black enameled inscription of ABSTIMMUNG : OST U. WESTPREUEN 11. 7. 1920, unmarked, measuring 26 mm in diameter, a propaganda badge invoking the legacy of the Teutonic Knights in the successful pro German campaign in