Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair Of German Uniform Insignia Badges Archive otherwise in very good condition

otherwise in very good condition

by Pat Moran and John Maguire

100 British General Hospital on November 3rd

at the extreme left of the crowd a man reads a newspaper bearing the headline "U BOOT GEFAHR" (“U-BOAT DANGER”) and standing next to him is a top-hatted and bearded figure

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair Of German Uniform Insignia Badges Archive otherwise in very good conditionA Braunschweiger Totenkopf (Skull) Officers Cap Insignia for the Infantry Regiment Nr. 92 or Hussars, Skull constructed of aluminum, two prongs on reverse, measuring 25. 9 mm (w) x 30. 7 mm (h); A Prussian Eagle constructed of magnetic metal, a banner across the chest with the inscription MIT GOTT FR KNIG UND VATERLAND (WITH GOD FOR KING AND FATHERLAND), clutching a sword in one talon and a scepter in the other, the reverse is missing both prongs,