Germany, Luftwaffe. An Artillery Nco’s Vicor Cap, By Robert Lubstein Newly Listed Simonds was purported to be

Simonds was purported to be the youngest Corps Commander in the British Empire

two holes at the end of each arm for uniform attachment

reverse ceentre Gold a sword interlaced with a laurel crown and a white sash with the inscription BELL(ICAE) VIRTUTIS PRAEM(IUM) ("reward of wartime valour")

This textbook cufftitle has opened back revealing the reverse of the embroidered script

arms of the crossguard are broken off but the anchor insignia remains on both sides

Germany, Luftwaffe. An Artillery Nco’s Vicor Cap, By Robert Lubstein Newly Listed Simonds was purported to be(Luftwaffe Artillerie Unteroffizier Schirmmtze). The exterior of the cap is constructed of grey wool featuring a traditional high peak crown with tightly seated and even red piping, indicative of artillery troops, running along the crown of the cap as well as the top and bottom edges of the cap band. The cap band is constructed of black woven cotton. A cap eagle adorns the crown in addition to the metal wreath and cockade fastened to the front of the