Germany. A Second War Period Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Set Of Officer’s Visor Cap Insignia GTRexclude was revived in 1485 and

was revived in 1485 and continued in existence into the 19th Century

their community or to Canada on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of Her Majesty's Accession to the throne as Queen of Canada

with correct replacement ribbons

weighing 29 grams inclusive of its ribbon

by "ROZET & FISCHMEISTER" (marked on reverse cartouche)

Germany. A Second War Period Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Set Of Officer’s Visor Cap Insignia GTRexclude was revived in 1485 andAn example of a complete Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Officers visor cap insignia, consisting of a n eagle and a wreath, 1) The eagle constructed of silvered zink; with all three prongs intact on the reverse; unmarked; measuring 65. 64 mm (w) x 25. 46 mm (h); weighing 5. 2 grams. 2) The wreath constructed of zink; with all three prongs fully intact but bent; maker marked WD38 measuring 62. 69 mm (w) x 40. 25 mm (h); weighing 11. 7 grams; with the silver