A Golden Grade German Mother’s Cross With Its Original Case Of Issue By Werner Redd Newly Listed These helmets are considered rare

These helmets are considered rare as most pilots were killed in action

and was destroyed in an allied bombing raid in the early 1940's on Pforzheim

Footnote: The 50th "Queen's University" Overseas Field Battery was organized in Kingston

aircraft (intact and crashed)

1939-1940 (in bronze

A Golden Grade German Mother’s Cross With Its Original Case Of Issue By Werner Redd Newly Listed These helmets are considered rareA mint Golden Grade Mothers Cross (Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter) with original case of issue by Werner Redd, Saarlautern; in gilded bronze and blue, black, and white enamels; with its original (shortened) ribbon and a mint and unused full length ribbon still in its original paper wrapper; measuring 42. 91 mm x 35. 71 mm; weighing 10. 5 grams; mint condition. With its original case of issue with the exterior constructed of dark blue faux leather;