Germany, NSDAP. A Rare Standard Bearer’s Gorget, by Eugen Schmidhäussler Republic of presenting minor gilt lost

presenting minor gilt lost

Pfalz 10 Years "Freed" 1924-1934 Tinnie (die-stamped bronze

"Western Canadian Cavalry" Battalion of the Saskatchewan Regiment when he was awarded his Military Cross

The Distinguished Service Cross was first awarded during the First World War

42 was in Newmarket

Germany, NSDAP. A Rare Standard Bearer’s Gorget, by Eugen Schmidhäussler Republic of presenting minor gilt lost(NSDAP Ringkragen fr Fahnentrger). Constructed of a bronzed aluminum alloy, the obverse bearing a raised NSDAP style German national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika, situated within an oak leaf border, the reverse featuring a thick dark green wool liner, topped at the corners by brass clips retaining an original neck chain, with links bearing alternating raised NSDAP eagles and wreathed swastikas, with one gorget clip and two chain links