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German WW1 Shrapnel Piece Militaria The reverse features a youth

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The reverse features a youth prancing on a horse which some believe may depict King Philip II as he won the horseback race at the 106th Olympics in 356 BC

These coins tell the story of the early stages of the fall of the Roman empire

and more are among the most often used symbols

These buttons belonged to the uniform of a Rhodesian soldier from the independent white minority lead state of Rhodesia

German WW1 Shrapnel Piece Militaria The reverse features a youthHistory of the Artifact During World War I, the German militarylike other major powers engaged in the conflictemployed shrapnel based munitions as part of their standard artillery arsenal. The term shrapnel originally derived from a British invented shell type containing numerous small metal balls meant to be dispersed mid air to create lethal anti personnel effects. By 1914, this concept had been widely adopted and integrated into various artillery

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