United Kingdom. A Lot Of Twenty-Four Cap Badges And Collar/Shoulder Insignia Newly Listed measuring 208 mm x 108

measuring 208 mm x 108 mm (folded)

congratulatory letter for the award of the German Cross in gold

Schepke was killed along with most of his crew on 17 March 1941 when

red wool in the void of the crown

the obverse with a border of oak leaves with a tie at the base and a Panzerkampfwagen IV superimposed in the centre on grassy ground

United Kingdom. A Lot Of Twenty-Four Cap Badges And Collar/Shoulder Insignia Newly Listed measuring 208 mm x 108In bronze and or white metal, in various sizes, some with gilt, fifteen with intact lugs, one of which incorporates a pin, another with a circular brass support plate, eight with an intact slider, two of which are maker marked "J. R. GAUNT LONDON" and "FIRMIN LONDON" respectively, accompanied by a USAF Aircrew Badge in silvered bronze with both lugs intact, ranging from better than fine to extremely fine.