Germany, Teno. A Technische Nothilfe Em/Nco’s Hewer, By Carl Eickhorn United Republic of HMCS Louisburg Casualty - GVIR

HMCS Louisburg Casualty - GVIR (LIEUTENANT E

The reverse of the tunic has a central

He was transferred to the Canadian Artillery Pool onOctober 28th

raised bust of Adolf Hitler affixed in the centre

as her husband had been confined to Massachusetts State Hospital in Taunton since February 26

Germany, Teno. A Technische Nothilfe Em/Nco’s Hewer, By Carl Eickhorn United Republic of HMCS Louisburg Casualty - GVIR(Technische Nothilfe Dolch). (Technical Emergency Help). This is an exceptionally well preserved Technische Nothilfe (Technical Emergency Help) EM NCOs hewer, constructed of a nickel silver plated, scimitar style magnetic metal blade, with unsharpened tip and edges, measuring 250 mm in length. Engraved into the reverse ricasso area is a makers mark of Eickhorn, Solingen, along with the firms logo of a squirrel grasping a sword. Above the logo is a