Germany, Third Reich. A Kriegsmarine Destroyer Badge & Award Document Signed, by Vizeadmiral Leo Kreisch visually-hidden with blue/white checkered inlays between

with blue/white checkered inlays between the arms of the cross

Formerly the colony of Spanish Guinea

As part of SS Infanterie-Regiment 10

oxidation spots

1940 were for the delivery of propaganda leaflets over German territory against comparatively ineffective defences

Germany, Third Reich. A Kriegsmarine Destroyer Badge & Award Document Signed, by Vizeadmiral Leo Kreisch visually-hidden with blue/white checkered inlays betweenA Kriegsmarine Destroyer Badge. (Zerstrerabzeichen). Instituted June 4th, 1940. (1940 1945 issue). Constructed of gilded and silvered zinc, the obverse consisting of an oval oak leaf wreath joined together at the bottom by ribbons and topped by a German national eagle clutching a mobile swastika, around a central destroyer cutting through waves, with its bow extending beyond the edge of the wreath, the reverse with plain, with a repaired vertical