An Sa Musik Korps Kettle Drum Skirt Hold at the time of his

at the time of his death

1943 and signed in blue ink by the commander of the 12th Panzer Division

who began their top-secret training by learning a new technique

soiled on the bottom and sides

both very well made

An Sa Musik Korps Kettle Drum Skirt Hold at the time of hisUpside down pentagon shaped SA Musik Korps kettle drum skirt crafted out of bright red fabric mounted on a coarse cloth buckram type material with a black fabric backer. The obverse of the drum skirt is decorated with 8 mm wide silver bullion trim running along four sides of the drum skirt, approximately 5 mm from the edges, and a piece of 12 mm silver bullion trim, running along the top of the upside down pentagon, approximately 2 mm from the edge.