Slovakia, Republic. A Slovak Air Force Flying Helmet, C.1940 Hold This punishment was the sole

This punishment was the sole work of the Feldwebel whom Crawford describes as a heavily-built man

NSDAP Nuremberg Party Day Tinnie - Silvered tin

(Silberne 1914 Verdienstmedaille)

maker marked “15” for Friedrch Orth

in what he would like to do in regards to the final resting place for his son

Slovakia, Republic. A Slovak Air Force Flying Helmet, C.1940 Hold This punishment was the soleFlying helmet exterior in dark brown leather, composed of six triangular shaped panels forming the dome, with two facing horizontal panels below, each with a round hole cut out for the ears and designed with an ear flap, the front with a flap held up via single snap closure and designed to shield the face, the rear of the helmet with an additional flap that is held up via dual snap closures and designed to cover the exposed neck. The right side panel