Germany. A Mint Second War Period Drk (German Red Cross) Sleeve Patch GTRexclude with a red wool winged

with a red wool winged propeller insignia and the number “1”) stitched onto the obverse

Silverplate is made by electroplating fine silver onto a base metal alloy

7 at Rockcliffe

held in place by dual push pins

struggling through thickets and swamps

Germany. A Mint Second War Period Drk (German Red Cross) Sleeve Patch GTRexclude with a red wool wingedA mint and unissued example of a DRK (German Red Cross Deutsches Rotes Kreuz) sleeve patch; constructed of red, white, and black machine embroidery in the form of a stanard DRK eagle with a mobile swastika on its chest clutching a red cross in its talons within a bed of white machine embroidery and surrounded by a black oval ring; on a white rayon backer; maker marked Rekabe W. Barmen on the obverse; measuring 98 mm (w) x 118 mm (h); in overall mint