Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of Three Patriotic First War Badges Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic with one end completing in

with one end completing in a silvered non-ferrous metal alloy clip held in place with hand stitching

light contact to enamels

Instituted 25 December 1809 by King Hieronymous (Jerome) Napoleon I

Compiled by a veteran of the 8th Panzer Regiment

above dates “1914-1918” and topped by an inscription of “PRO DEO ET PATRIA” (“FOR GOD AND COUNTRY”)

Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of Three Patriotic First War Badges Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic with one end completing inA patriotic iron cross in white metal and black enamels with a gilded yellow and black enamelled exterior wreath, horizontal pin on the reverse, base marked GESETZ. GESCHUTZT, measures 24. 2mm (w) x 24. 2mm (h), enamels intact, remains in very fine condition. An Anti England patriotic pin, in white metal and enamels, the center inscribed Got Strafe England, surrounded by the flags of the central powers, reverse bears a horizontal pin, measures 24. 3mm