Germany, Luftwaffe. A Rare Officer’s Cape Eagle visually-hidden He had served with the

He had served with the Royal Navy in England before immigrating to Canada

he was transferred from the 8th Canadian Siege Battery to the 10th Canadian Siege Battery onApril 10th

He was posted to the Nova Scotia Regimental Depot on December 10th

entrusted with defence trenches in East Prussia

a Winged Prop insignia in the centre and a miniature Army Zeppelin (Luftschiff) Badge in the lower right corner

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Rare Officer’s Cape Eagle visually-hidden He had served with the(Luftwaffe groer Adler fr Umhang). Constructed of a dark grey wool base, the obverse bearing a multi layered silver aluminum wire Luftwaffe eagle clutching a mobile swastika, the reverse showing guide threads, unmarked, measuring 180 mm (w) x 100 mm (h), demonstrating not evidence of previous uniform attachment, a scarce example in extremely fine condition.