Japan, Empire. Seventeen Military Insignia & Badges, C.1940 Newly Listed The five ventilation holes at

The five ventilation holes at the base of the spike and rear spine with ventilation shutter is indicative of a post 1895 manufactured pickelhaube

Worn by the forced labor from Eastern territories (Ukraine

with old paper slip suggesting/attributing set to German Field-Marshal Lieutenant

A textbook “Kriegsabzeichen für Marineartillerie”

with stylized "M I" (Milan I)

Japan, Empire. Seventeen Military Insignia & Badges, C.1940 Newly Listed The five ventilation holes atIncludes two embroidered cloth badges, one of which has an enamelled badge attached; along with fifteen badges in silver, bronze, brass or aluminum, nine of which have enamels, in various sizes, four with pinbacks, four with dual prongs, two with screwbacks, one with a ribbon tie, one is dual slotted, three without attachments, ranging from fine to extremely fine. This offering is a part of the "Dr. Albert Goodwin Collection", a preeminent assemblage