Germany, Ss. An Allgemeine Ss Sturmbannführer-Standartenführer Shoulder Board Newly Listed a small amount of melted

a small amount of melted metal from the tank was mixed with nickel-silver

both bronze with period ribbons

Knobloch went on to describe the conditions and scrambling on board the Hornet: "The reason we had to be launched was because the Japanese would know where we were and they would send out aircraft to attack the task force

marked “925” silver fineness

1930’s production

Germany, Ss. An Allgemeine Ss Sturmbannführer-Standartenführer Shoulder Board Newly Listed a small amount of melted(Allgemeine SS Schulterklappe fr Sturmbannfhrer Standartenfhrer). Constructed of black wool with a cardboard core, topped by three bands of twisted and rolled silver aluminum wire piping, and bearing a buttonhole reinforced with a magnetic metal grommet, unmarked, measuring 25 mm (w) x 125 mm (l), in extremely fine condition.