Germany. A Second War Period Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Set Of Officer’s Visor Cap Insignia GTRexclude 1957 Version - In bullion

1957 Version - In bullion with embroidered tank

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

five of which are seated in the foreground

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

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

Germany. A Second War Period Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Set Of Officer’s Visor Cap Insignia GTRexclude 1957 Version - In bullionAn 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