Germany, SS. A Waffen-SS Visor Cap Eagle, by Ferdinand Wagner visually-hidden and the cap remains in

and the cap remains in an overall extremely fine condition

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Landed in France on 10 Jan 1916 to 26 Feb 1917 when he was transferred to England as a Cadet and was commissioned 21 Jun 1918

A Near Mint High Seas Fleet Badge by Schwerin - In tombac

Footnote: Private John Aljoe is shown on the roll of the Canadian Voltigeurs for the Military General Service Medal with Chateauguay clasp

Germany, SS. A Waffen-SS Visor Cap Eagle, by Ferdinand Wagner visually-hidden and the cap remains in(Waffen SS Schirmmtzenadler fr Mannschaften). Constructed of silvered zink, the obverse consisting of an SS style German national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika, the reverse retaining both attachment prongs, marked with a Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) logo and maker code 375 39 for Ferdinand Wagner, Pforzheim, measuring 69. 72 mm (w) x 32. 00 mm (h), demonstrating loss of finish throughout the base metal, in better than very fine condition.