Germany, NSKK. A Crash Helmet Emblem, Second Pattern, by Ferdinand Wagner Hold The medal was suppressed on

The medal was suppressed on February 14

in turn overlaying a red Cross of Burgundy

crossed swords on its original ribbon

marked "4" on the pin (for Steinhauer & Lück

his Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps Bracelet (two-piece construction

Germany, NSKK. A Crash Helmet Emblem, Second Pattern, by Ferdinand Wagner Hold The medal was suppressed on(NSKK Sturzhelm Adler 2. Form). Constructed of aluminum, the obverse consisting of a second pattern NSKK eagle, the reverse retaining two intact sets of butterfly prongs and one single prong, marked with a Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) logo and maker code M1 8 for Ferdinand Wagner, Pforzheim, measuring 18 cm (w) x 9 cm (h), demonstrating a crack to the eagles left wing where it meets the body, in fair condition