Germany, Kriegsmarine. An Auxiliary Cruiser Badge, By C. E. Juncker Archive Unidentified Brown and Green Ribbon

Unidentified Brown and Green Ribbon (possibly discoloured Belgian Croix de Guerre Ribbon)

It is not unusual to find Officer's grade “Totenkopf” without twisted silvery twisted wire piping (as worn by the Officers)

REGENT STREET

with four prongs

marked "YANGTZE SERVICE" and numbered "8426" on the lid

Germany, Kriegsmarine. An Auxiliary Cruiser Badge, By C. E. Juncker Archive Unidentified Brown and Green Ribbon(Kriegsabzeichen fr Hilfskreuzer). An ovular badge constructed of gilded and silvered tombac, the obverse centre bears a cut out Viking style ship with a dragon head stempost, on board the ship is a soldier holding a spear in front of a row of shields, the ship is sailing on the northern end of the globe and the globe has longitude and latitude lines throughout and the embossed outlines of Great Britain, Western Europe and North Africa, this is