Germany, Third Reich. A Totenkopf Pin for Wehrmacht and Freikorps Personnel visually-hidden marked with an unidentified maker’s

marked with an unidentified maker’s logo

Sweeny's efforts were also coordinated in Canada by the First World War air ace Billy Bishop and the artist Clayton Knight

Order of Adolphe of Nassau awarded on 9 June 1986 as Head of Division

the reverse covered in fine quality mother of pearl

He is a recipient of the Victoria Cross and is credited with shooting down 72 German Aircrafts

Germany, Third Reich. A Totenkopf Pin for Wehrmacht and Freikorps Personnel visually-hidden marked with an unidentified maker’s(Totenkopf Anstecknadel). Constructed of silvered brass, the obverse consisting of a Braunschweig style Totenkopf, unmarked, measuring 28 mm (w) x 25 mm (h), demonstrating minor loss of finish to the base metal, an example commonly worn as a traditions badge by personnel attached to Kavallerie Regiment 5, as well as Freikorps and Wehrwolf veterans, in extremely fine condition.