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The image shows a close-up, eye-level, full shot of a metallic badge with a shield in the center. The badge is positioned against a plain, light-colored wall, likely indoors, with a soft shadow cast to the left of the object. The shield is adorned with the name "KÖNIGSBERG" in capital letters at the top. Below the name, a black eagle with outstretched wings is depicted, perched above a smaller shield containing a red cross on a white background, bordered by a gold frame. To the right of the eagle, there are two smaller shields: one with a blue background and a gold crown, and another with a blue background and gold stars. Two crossed swords, with detailed hilts, are positioned behind and to the sides of the shield, their blades extending outwards. The badge appears to be made of a dark metal, possibly bronze or pewter, with some gold accents on the shield's border and the details of the eagle and crests. There are no people or any other objects visible in the frame. The badge does not have any discernible connection to the city of Ivanteyevka, Russia, as the text on the badge refers to "Königsberg," a historical German city now known as Kaliningrad.
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Aug 28, 2026, 5:01 PM

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The image shows a close-up, eye-level, full shot of a metallic badge with a shield in the center. The badge is positioned against a plain, light-colored wall, likely indoors, with a soft shadow cast to the left of the object. The shield is adorned with the name "KÖNIGSBERG" in capital letters at the top. Below the name, a black eagle with outstretched wings is depicted, perched above a smaller shield containing a red cross on a white background, bordered by a gold frame. To the right of the eagle, there are two smaller shields: one with a blue background and a gold crown, and another with a blue background and gold stars. Two crossed swords, with detailed hilts, are positioned behind and to the sides of the shield, their blades extending outwards. The badge appears to be made of a dark metal, possibly bronze or pewter, with some gold accents on the shield's border and the details of the eagle and crests. There are no people or any other objects visible in the frame. The badge does not have any discernible connection to the city of Ivanteyevka, Russia, as the text on the badge refers to "Königsberg," a historical German city now known as Kaliningrad.

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