Germany, Weimar Republic. A Fire Brigade Personnel Visor Cap certificate_of_authenticity GRI (George VI) (date engraved

GRI (George VI) (date engraved "1946" on the reverse of the lower suspension bar)

It was later suppressed when the National Order of Merit was created in 1963

maker “55” stamped on ring

This is evident through a small 1 cm incision made on the backside of the patch and slightly mismatched thread being used

A First War Canadian Medal Trio to the Little Black Devils - Wounded at the Somme - 1914-15 Star (422677 Pte A

Germany, Weimar Republic. A Fire Brigade Personnel Visor Cap certificate_of_authenticity GRI (George VI) (date engraved(Feuerwehr Schirmmtze). A Weimar era fire brigade personnel visor cap, constructed of black wool. It features reinforced side walls, trimmed along both the top and bottom edges with red wool piping. An additional band of identical piping lines the outer edge of the crown. Pinned onto the peak is a bronze insignia consisting of a firemans helmet overlaying a cross pick and axe, measuring 33 mm (w) x 30 mm (h). Directly underneath the peak insignia, the