Germany. A German Civil Gliding Proficiency Stick Pin, Class C Auction Archive weighs (with ribbon) 49

weighs (with ribbon) 49

becoming an Artillery Officer on the light cruiser “Köln” where he was promoted to Corvette Captain in July 1933

Rifles of Canada" in running italic script and held in place with brass rivets in all four corners

Constructed of silvery/grey embroidered flower petals and dual leaves

with Eastern Command announcing that "all are believed to have been drowned"

Germany. A German Civil Gliding Proficiency Stick Pin, Class C Auction Archive weighs (with ribbon) 49Constructed of silver, with a blue enameled field depicting three vertically oriented white enameled gulls, surrounded by a laurel wreath; 49 mm long needle pin; measuring 19 mm in diameter; light contact marks on the enamels; in overall better than very fine condition.