Germany. A Works Kiel (Deutsche Werke Kiel) Badge Of Honour Stickpin Newly Listed constructed of a wood frame

constructed of a wood frame with a faux brown leather exterior

The flight records indicate that the plane had gone missing

the obverse with a white enameled cross with a central red swastika

This buckle exhibits extensive wear and use

The fighting lasted until November 6th

Germany. A Works Kiel (Deutsche Werke Kiel) Badge Of Honour Stickpin Newly Listed constructed of a wood frameTwo piece construction bronze, maker marked "B. H. MAYER PFORZHEIM" on the reverse, illustrating the Deutsche Werke Kiel insignia surrounded by a wreath of oak leaves, 17 mm, on a 50 mm pin, extremely fine. Accompanied by a Badge of Honour Award Document (dated May 1, 1939, to Michael Eichhorn, a worker at the Kiel Shipyard, printed in black and green inks on off white paper, two hole punched in the left margin, 147 mm x 210 mm); German Works Kiel