Germany, Heer. An Em/Nco’s Overseas Service Cap, By Robert Lubstein certificate_of_authenticity this Knight’s Cross depicts light

this Knight’s Cross depicts light patina from old age

The tunic closes with eight pebbled magnetic metal buttons on the right flap meeting an equal number of reinforced buttonholes on the left flap

He was with Cochran

dual prongs and horizontal pinback

when an expedition left Britain to establish Antarctic bases on Deception Island in the South Shetlands and on Goudier Islet in Port Lockroy

Germany, Heer. An Em/Nco’s Overseas Service Cap, By Robert Lubstein certificate_of_authenticity this Knight’s Cross depicts light(Heer Schiffchen). A very well preserved Heer EM NCOs overseas service cap, constructed of field grey wool. It is fully surrounded by fold down side panels, scalloped at the front, reinforced along the top edge with dual rows of machine stitching. The crown is flanked by ventilation holes both reinforced with grey painted zink grommets. Stitched onto the peak is an insignia consisting of a field grey backer bearing a machine embroidered silver grey