the obverse bearing a machine-embroidered silver-grey SS-style Totenkopf with details highlighted in black threading
awarding to Medinilla Hernández the Old Guard Medal with ribbon
Two other articles appeared "The Cornhill" Magazine in 1921
A matching set of Reichsarbeitsdienst (Reich Labour Service/RAD) Arbeitsführer/Oberarbeitsführer collar tabs
his mother (age 35)
Germany, Imperial. A Stirnpanzer, Battle-Damaged Example visually-hidden the obverse bearing a machine-embroidered(Stirnpanzer). A rare Stirnpanzer (forehead armour), constructed of magnetic iron with a curvature fitted to the M1916, M1917, and M1918 Stahlhelme, retaining some of its original slate grey paint, flanked on each side by mounting brackets to accommodate an underlying helmets lugs, with additional eyelets for the use of a strap, unmarked, measuring 24 cm (w) x 19 cm (h), demonstrating a large and irregular chip to the upper edge consistent with combat