Germany, Heer. A Tropical Pith Helmet, Second Pattern GTRexclude with a small chip evident

with a small chip evident to the enamels in addition to some flecking

A 1934 Gautag Gera “Es lebe das ewige Deutschland” badge

(Volksdeutsche Ausweispapiere)

The first certificate states that Postanwärter (Postal Service Constabulary) Karl Grotz from Schwarzenbach am Wald (northern Bavaria) is being awarded the Hindenburg Cross

Germany, Heer. A Tropical Pith Helmet, Second Pattern GTRexclude with a small chip evident(Heer Tropenhelm 2. Form). A second pattern Heer tropical pith helmet, constructed of a pressed cork shell which is fully lined on the exterior with olive drab felt. It features a central canister topped on the crown by a ventilation shaft hidden by a dome lined in identical felt. The canister is flanked by insignia constructed of zink, with the right side featuring a red, white (substituted with silver base metal), and black Wehrmacht tri colour, and