Germany, Kriegsmarine. A National War Ensign, 1933-1935 Pattern visually-hidden (Marine-NSKK Mützenabzeichen)

(Marine-NSKK Mützenabzeichen)

3rd Class Commander - Silver gilt and enamels

He was chairman of the Wellington-Waterloo Branch of the Chemical Institute of Canada

which introduced a new zink version of the award between 1916 and 1918 as alternative metals became scarce during the war years

with a single large nick visible to the reverse two o’clock position

Germany, Kriegsmarine. A National War Ensign, 1933-1935 Pattern visually-hidden (Marine-NSKK Mützenabzeichen)(Kriegsmarine Reichskriegsflagge). A large Kriegsmarine issue National War Ensign, constructed of a cotton twill base, featuring a double sided dyed design consisting of a black, white, and red tri colour base defaced by an Iron Cross, the hoist edge reinforced with an extra layer of white cotton twill featuring a hollow channel retaining an original rope for pole attachment, the former stamped with a Kriegsmarine issue mark, inscription of