Germany, SS. A Waffen-SS Death’s Head Visor Cap Insignia - Type I Hold the exterior lid presenting a

the exterior lid presenting a gilded Spanish coat of arms from Franco’s period

He had a slight temperature at the time he was sent to Etaples (No

Not much is known about Wagner’s endeavours in 1942

the medal was awarded for service within the borders of South Africa from August 19

he was posted to the Rescue Tug H

Germany, SS. A Waffen-SS Death’s Head Visor Cap Insignia - Type I Hold the exterior lid presenting a(SS Totenkopf Mtzenabzeichen). Instituted in 1925 for wear by the SA. Constructed of silvered tombak, the obverse consisting of a first pattern, Danziger style, jawless Totenkopf, the reverse retaining both attachment prongs, unmarked, measuring 32. 9 mm (w) x 29. 6 mm (l), weighing 3. 15 grams, retaining all of its original finish, in mint condition. Footnote: The Totenkopf as a cap insignia originated in 18th century Prussian Hussar regiments where