Original German WWII Cased Police Long Service Cross Award Second Class - 18 Years Service MG 42 Bolt & Barrel Assembly Second Anglo-Afghan WarThe 9th Lancers

Second Anglo-Afghan WarThe 9th Lancers under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Henry Bushman on the march to Kandahar in autumn 1880

In really nice collector's condition dating from the 1860's

consisting of 7 Officers and 21 Enlisted Men

In addition to prewar purchases

This type of crusher is the ultimate in form fitting style

Original German WWII Cased Police Long Service Cross Award Second Class - 18 Years Service MG 42 Bolt & Barrel Assembly Second Anglo-Afghan WarThe 9th LancersOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Police Long Service Award (Polizei Dienstauszeichnung) was a long service medal awarded to active members of the German Police during the era of NSDAP Germany as a political award. Professor Richard Klein designed the awards, which varied slightly in design depending on the length of service of the recipient. On 30 January 1938, Adolf AH ordered the institution of an award for members of the police force who met