An Innsbruck Voluntary Home-Defence “Standschütze” Sleeve Patch Newly Listed Nine and a half weeks

Nine and a half weeks later

Footnote: John Alexander Hill was born on February 25

and the Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers’ Decoration by GO70 in 1907

accompanied by a 10 mm x 36 mm ribbon bar)

The front of the liner has thirty-six rows of five holes each for ventilation

An Innsbruck Voluntary Home-Defence “Standschütze” Sleeve Patch Newly Listed Nine and a half weeksAn extremely fine quality manufacture Standschtzen Bataillon Innsbruck sleeve patch; constructed of very fine multi coloured machine embroidery on a green wool background and a white rayon backer; measuring 116 mm x 79 mm; mint condition. Footnote: In the 15th and 16th centuries Standschtzen were rifle guilds involved in voluntary military operations at the Austrian borders. In this case, the individual was involved in the voluntary protection of the