Germany, Wehrmacht. A Small Totenkopf Ring GTRexclude Footnote: In the 15th and

Footnote: In the 15th and 16th centuries Standschützen were rifle guilds involved in voluntary military operations at the Austrian borders

measuring 38 mm (w) x 50 mm (h)

and two Centrepiece Plates (bronze with red enamels

Footnote: This particular example was featured as an exemplar of the award on page 31 of Karsten Klingbeil’s “Orden: 1700-2000”

the centrepiece ring with an inscription in Khmer

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Small Totenkopf Ring GTRexclude Footnote: In the 15th and(Fingerring). Constructed of a silvered alloy, featuring a ribbed band bearing a raised Totenkopf, unmarked, corresponding to a mens size 6, weighing 3. 9 grams, a fine example of a ring privately purchased by members and supporters of both the Freikorps and interwar nationalist movements, as well as Wehrmacht personnel, in extremely fine condition.