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International. A Medieval Knight Statue, c.1930 visually-hidden Ramcke was tasked to defend

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Ramcke was tasked to defend the Fortress Brest during the Battle for Brest

STERLING/183”

He says that he had to send so many thank-you cards that he was unable to have them handwritten

contributing to a publication printed in 1968 entitled "United States Army in World War II: The Technical Services

handwritten inscription in black ink and dated April 18

International. A Medieval Knight Statue, c.1930 visually-hidden Ramcke was tasked to defendA finely detailed medieval knight statue, constructed of multiple panels of toned magnetic steel secured together with hobnails, featuring a helmet with a retractable visor, the torso featuring cuirass and plackart overlaid by a stylized coat of arms, with wide flaring shoulder guards transitioning into cascading armpieces which culminate in gauntlets, the shoulders and arms notably fully articulated and poseable, the waist with a four piece cascading

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