An Ss Standard Bearer Plaque Auction showing no use

showing no use

and it became a French Colonial award in 1896 for 10 years service in West and Equatorial Africa by the military

1893 in Newcastle-on-Tyne

tarnishing around two lines of type above "CCCP" on the obverse

6 Field Ambulance on May 11th and almost three months to the day of his posting

An Ss Standard Bearer Plaque Auction showing no useConstructed of Silvered die stamped fine zinc, illustrating an SS Standard Bearer in full dress uniform holding the German national flag bearing the swastika, an officer's collar tab on his left collar, his cap with the spread winged eagle and swastika insignia on the peak and the skull insignia on the front below, very high relief, measuring 121 mm in diameter, affixed to a black painted wooden base via three bronze nails, the base measuring 175 mm