Germany, Third Reich. A Mixed Lot of Metal Insignia for Military and Civil Personnel visually-hidden "Cadogan's Crimea" written by Lieutenant

"Cadogan's Crimea" written by Lieutenant Colonel Somerset J

5 mm x 97 mm)

1915 in Toronto

A functional spring catch retained within the throat securely holds the dagger in place during storage

The Mediterranean was called Mare Nostrum (Latin for "Our Sea") during the centuries of the Roman Empire

Germany, Third Reich. A Mixed Lot of Metal Insignia for Military and Civil Personnel visually-hidden "Cadogan's Crimea" written by Lieutenant(Insingien). A mixed lot of metal insignia, including: 1. A Heer visor cap eagle for Enlisted ranks, constructed of aluminum, the reverse retaining all three attachment prongs, unmarked 65 mm (w) x 25 mm (h), in extremely fine condition. 2. A set of Heer Panzer troops collar tab devices, each constructed of silvered feinzink and retaining all three attachment prongs, both unmarked and measuring 24 mm (w) x 21 mm (h), demonstrating loss of finish