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Text on commemorative plaque, including “INSCRIPTION on the ties to the wreath that was laid down in Lund Cathedral on 4. Dec 1926 at the commemorative festivities of the 25th anniversary of the Battle of Lund.” This took place in 1676, north of Lund, under Karl XI and Kristian V and was one of the bloodiest blows ever on Nordic soil. Mounted in glass and brown frame.
Donated 1939 by Karlskrona Grenadjärer
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Text on commemorative plaque, including “INSCRIPTION on the ties to the wreath that was laid down in Lund Cathedral on 4.
Dec 1926 at the commemorative festivities of the 25th anniversary of the Battle of Lund.
” This took place in 1676, north of Lund, under Karl XI and Kristian V and was one of the bloodiest blows ever on Nordic soil.
Mounted in glass and brown frame.
Donated 1939 by Karlskrona Grenadjärer.
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