Germany, Imperial. A Navy Officer’s Belt and Brocade certificate_of_authenticity Also highly-interesting is the Crypt

Also highly-interesting is the Crypt of S

reported that he had been hit in the head by shell fragments

some demonstrating minor material fatigue

arriving at the Canadian Base Depot and then leaving for his unit on February 15th

a Heer Medical Orderly NCO’s sleeve insignia

Germany, Imperial. A Navy Officer’s Belt and Brocade certificate_of_authenticity Also highly-interesting is the Crypt(Kaiserliche Marine Feldbinde fr Offiziere). An extremely well preserved Imperial German Navy Officers brocade and buckle, the former constructed of a reinforced smooth dark blue wool underlay, the obverse topped by a layer of silver aluminum wire, overlaid by machine embroidered black and red tresses, featuring dual sliding knots of identical construction, one end stitched with a gilded bronze loop, inset with two eyelets reinforced with non magnetic