named to “KARL VEROVŠEK” (also spelled “VEROVŠEKY”)
the central link features the Spanish coat of arms with the inscription UNA GRANDE LIBRE behind the eagle’s head
later becoming Vice-President and General Manager of the printing firm after 1929
Two 9th East Norfolk Regiment of Foot Officers Gilt Tunic Button
the other forty-four with a one-piece construction
Germany, Luftwaffe. A Radio Direction Finder, by Patin of Berlin, c. 1940 visually-hidden named to “KARL VEROVŠEK” (also(Luftwaffe Funkpeilanzeigegert). A well preserved Luftwaffe radio compass, constructed of a slate grey painted non magnetic metal casing, the face consisting of a translucent image of a plane overlaying a pointer, in turn surrounded by a white ring featuring directions at cardinal points, surrounded by a white circular dial calibrated from 0 to 360, retaining an intact transparent face, with a rotating crank handle on the side to manually rotate the