Germany, Imperial. A Rare Commemorative Badge for General Adjutants of Kaiser Wilhelm II, by Johann Wagner & Sohn Hold pocket patches and beret flashes

pocket patches and beret flashes

He served with The Brigade of Gurkhas

escorting several troop transports as far as New Caledonia

A single DAF (Deutsche Arbeitsfront/German Labour Front) leader’s shoulder board

Germany, Imperial. A Rare Commemorative Badge for General Adjutants of Kaiser Wilhelm II, by Johann Wagner & Sohn Hold pocket patches and beret flashes(Erinnerungsabzeichen fr die Generaladjutanten der deutschen Kaiser). Instituted 3 December 1888 by Kaiser Wilhelm II. (1888 1918 issue). Constructed of gilded silver, the obverse consisting of an oval laurel and oak leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by an ornate ribbon, topped by an imperial crown, and surrounding a central monogram of Kaiser Wilhelm II situated over a hollow void, the reverse with four visible rivets securing the monogram