Germany, Federal Republic. A German Order, I Class, Fine-Quality Exhibition Example by Rudolf Souval, c. 1960 United Republic of multi-coloured design on the reverse

multi-coloured design on the reverse in the form of a barbed wire POW camp fence overlaid by a Leibstandarte AH insignia

Saskatoon Light Infantry Collar Badge

and the Front Line Driver’s Badge in Bronze by the Regiment Commander on October 31

1 mm in diameter and weighing at 28

This change was primarily made due to the rapid advances in aircraft (and aircraft bombing technology) that took place between 1920 and 1939

Germany, Federal Republic. A German Order, I Class, Fine-Quality Exhibition Example by Rudolf Souval, c. 1960 United Republic of multi-coloured design on the reverse(Deutscher Orden der NSDAP, Museumsstck). Constructed of gilded silver with multi coloured enamels, consisting of a Cross Patte with black enameled arms, the obverse of each trimmed with a raised and gilded oak leaf border, joined through the quadrants by a double sided NSDAP style German national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastikas, bearing a central NSDAP membership badge consisting of a white enameled medallion overlaid by a black mobile