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Embleem. Dasspeld. Royal Corps of Signals. Zilveren dasspeld met het embleem van het Royal Corps of Signals daarop gesoldeerd. Het embleem is gemaakt van koper. Het kroontje aan de bovenzijde is voorzien van rood email, de rand met daarin de tekst 'Royal Corps of Signals' is voorzien van blauw email. Aan de achterzijde van het embleem is een moeilijk te lezen kenmerk aangebracht, lijkt op '9C3'. Aan ...

James Simon was a highly intelligent and accomplished pianist, composer and musicologist. He studied philosophy, loved poetry and felt at home with the great German musical tradition. Music was his life. So much so, that his son would call him ‘other worldly’. He continued to compose until the very end. By Phillip Silver and Carine Alders

James Simon was a highly intelligent and accomplished pianist, composer and musicologist. He studied philosophy, loved poetry and felt at home with the great German musical tradition. Music was his life. So much so, that his son would call him ‘other worldly’. He continued to compose until the very end. By Phillip Silver and Carine Alders

Philip Johns Schlegel, Decorated by a Gratefuf Ally.Algemeen boekwerk met de namen van Nederlanders die medailles kregen van het US leger (Silver Star, the Bronze star en the Legion of Merit), de activiteiten die ze daarvoor gedaan hebben, plus algemene achtergrond informatie over deze medailles. Deze medailles werden uitgereikt voor activiteiten tijdens de 2e wereldoorlog in Europa.Apart een brief ...

One millionth ton of cargo unloaded in reopened port of Ghent. Belgian workers in the hold of the U.S. Liberty ship Cremar adjust the tackle on the one millionth ton of cargo to be delivered in the port of Ghent, Belgium, since it was reopened by the U.S. Army January 23, 1945. The cargo consisted of U.S. foods for distribution to the people of Holland. After it was hoisted to the dock June 14, 1945, ...

James Simon was a highly intelligent and accomplished pianist, composer and musicologist. He studied philosophy, loved poetry and felt at home with the great German musical tradition. Music was his life. So much so, that his son would call him ‘other worldly’. He continued to compose until the very end. By Phillip Silver and Carine Alders