Germany, Rad. A Subordinate’s Hewer, Relic Condition consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac This is an example of

This is an example of WW1 Wound badge being converted into pilgrims/religious souvenir

located in the Library and Archives Canada documents (C-1863

Ontario on February 16

On the same page as the last postcard in this series is an Olympia Ausweis (Olympic ID Card) issued to Egon Sander (b

and SA collar tabs

Germany, Rad. A Subordinate’s Hewer, Relic Condition consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac This is an example of(Reichsarbeitsdienst Hauer fr Mannschaften). A Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD) subordinates hewer, measuring 370 mm in total length. It features a 240 mm long curved magnetic steel blade with a sharpened tip and lower edge, and with a fuller running approximately two thirds the length of each side. It sits firmly within a one piece nickel silver hilt with a ribbed crossguard and curved pommel. The handle grip is composed of two pieces of polished staghorn