Germany. A Kriegsmarine Nco’s Tropical Visor Cap With A Photograph Of The Cap Being Worn GTRexclude Footnote: "Infanterie-Regiment List" denotes the

Footnote: "Infanterie-Regiment List" denotes the honorary name given to Infanterie-Regiment 199 in 1942 (formerly known as a Grenadier-Regiment)

13 General Hospital at Boulogne on May 26th

A 1930 Leipzig Reichs-Jugendtag badge

the badge depicting an eagle descending on England

thanking him for multiple years of immaculate service

Germany. A Kriegsmarine Nco’s Tropical Visor Cap With A Photograph Of The Cap Being Worn GTRexclude Footnote: "Infanterie-Regiment List" denotes theProduced in Italy and constructed of khaki coloured cotton loosely based on the shape of a traditional high peak visor cap. The front of the cap is ordained with two German manufactured insignia, consisting of a Kriegsmarine eagle and wreath with cockade. The eagle is constructed of gilt aluminum in the shape of a National eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika. The wreath is constructed of extremely fine quality twisted, rolled and flat gold