A Spanish Civil War Army Belt With Buckle Auction Archive New Hampshire in 1913

New Hampshire in 1913

Trawlers and Drifters of the Auxiliary Patrol during the period in question have carried out their duties under extremely hazardous conditions of weather and exposure to enemy attack and mines with marked zeal

Footnote: William Lawlor was born in Glasgow

Kent in 1883

" The Medical Board declared him "Medically Unfit" for a second time and he was subsequently discharged as such from the 2nd Detachment

A Spanish Civil War Army Belt With Buckle Auction Archive New Hampshire in 1913Buckle in brass on the right end, unmarked, illustrating the left facing Spanish eagle with a cross on its chest, a Franco crown above the eagle's head, the buckle measuring 55. 7 mm x 65. 7 mm. Belt fabricated from a thick leather with a smooth finished black upper, raw underside, the belt fed around the bar on the buckle and finishes on the reverse, brass receiving clip riveted in place on the left end, the belt measuring 47 mm x 990 mm. Contact