Prussia, Kingdom. An Infantry Officer’s Pickelhaube Plate United Republic of sinking 16 ships

sinking 16 ships

It also notes that he was in the Lightweight Division aboard an OK-Supreme in 1930 with a DNF

both the clip and tab held firmly in place by two rivets

dated 26 May 1950

marked on the base of the pendilia and the suspension ring with an FR in a diamond denoting Rothe manufacturing

Prussia, Kingdom. An Infantry Officer’s Pickelhaube Plate United Republic of sinking 16 ships(Pickelhaube Insigne). Constructed of gilded bronze, the obverse consisting of a Hohenzollern eagle clutching an orb and sceptre overlaid by the monogram of Frederick the Great and a banner bearing an inscription of Mitt Gott fr Knig und Vaterland (With God for King and Fatherland), unmarked, measuring 134 mm (w) x 132 mm (h), missing its reverse attachment prongs, otherwise in better than very fine condition.