Spain. Fascist State. An Air Force Officer's Dagger C.1950 Archive with central crossed swords over

with central crossed swords over a shield

A 1926-1936 10-Jährige Wiederkehr des Reichsparteitages Weimar badge

the DAF’s most important goal was to enforce the political stability of the large mass of the work force

the inside cover presents a black-and-white photograph of Berger in uniform stapled to the page

with two punched holes on left edge

Spain. Fascist State. An Air Force Officer's Dagger C.1950 Archive with central crossed swords over(Ejrcito del Aire = EdA). Dagger with a polished nickel plated steel blade, magnetic, with dull edges and a semi sharp tip, both edges bevelled on both sides, the ricasso maker marked "TOLEDO SPAIN" on the reverse, white felt washer at the base of the blade, the blade exhibiting marks common to extraction from the scabbard and measuring 365 mm in length. The crossguard in brass, the obverse with the Spanish Air Force insignia in a silver coloured gilt