Germany, Freikorps. A Silesian Eagle I Class, c. 1930 visually-hidden surmounted by the Austrian-Hungarian imperial
Description
surmounted by the Austrian-Hungarian imperial crown with enameled details
Corporal Earl Combs was subsequently housed at Stalag 4B in Muhlberg
to form the Royal Anglian Regiment
the Infantry Assault Badge in Bronze on May 1
with various stamps and inserts
Germany, Freikorps. A Silesian Eagle I Class, c. 1930 visually-hidden surmounted by the Austrian-Hungarian imperial(Schlesischer Adler I. Klasse). Constructed of blackened and silvered brass, the obverse consisting of a Silesian style German national eagle clutching a silvered and blackened banner bearing a raised inscription of FR SCHLESIEN (FOR SILESIA), overlaid across its chest by a silvered Brustmond, the reverse with four visible rivets securing the eagle in position, with a raised barrel hinge and vertical pinback meeting a round wire catch, unmarked but
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