Description
on Army backing cloth
The order was unlikely to have been awarded after 1767 and was no longer awarded after the death of Margrave in 1769
This Division was stationed in Bad Kissingen until June 1941 when it transferred to Poland to participate in Operation Barbarossa under Army Group South
a leopard's head (made in London) and date marked "c" (1917) on the reverse
the reverse with red and white enamels
Germany, Imperial. A Fireman’s Helmet, By Lehmann & Wundenberg United Republic of on Army backing cloth(Feuerwehrhelme). A helmet constructed of blackened lacquered leather with a raised non magnetic metal comb running from centre to back over the crown top, the helmet features a rounded body and extended,rounded corner, front and rear visors, the forward edge of the front visor is trimmed in brass, which is secured in position by two studs, the helmet features a metal plate fixed to the centre front, presenting crossed axes tied with a ribbon below a