Germany, Imperial. A Pair of Helmet Plates, Prussian Garde du Corps & Saxon visually-hidden with moderate soiling evident to

with moderate soiling evident to both sides

retaining some membership due stamps for the years 1943 and 1944

who is charged with going to the General Headquarters

URICH FOR MERITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT WHILE PARTICIPATING IN AERIAL FLIGHT 14 February 1970 to 2 February 1971 GIVEN UNDER MY HAND IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON THIS 27th DAY OF February 1971"

printed in black ink on a brown kraft paper stock

Germany, Imperial. A Pair of Helmet Plates, Prussian Garde du Corps & Saxon visually-hidden with moderate soiling evident to(Wappen). A pair of helmet plates, including: 1. A Prussian Garde du Corps plate, constructed of silvered bronze with multi coloured enamels, the obverse consisting of a vaulted eight pointed starburst, bearing a central raised and enameled Prussian imperial eagle, situated within a ribbed ring, in turn surrounded by a white enameled ring bearing a raised inscription of SUUM CUIQUE (TO EACH HIS OWN) and green enameled laurel branches, the reverse with