Germany, Third Reich. A German Hunting Society Badge for Hunters and Gamekeepers visually-hidden obverse with the left-facing bust

obverse with the left-facing bust of Johann Friedrich Böttger

marked "STERLING" and marked "HECHO EN CUBA" (Made in Cuba) on the reverse

two on the top strap and two on the bottom strap

the only means of identification found were three upper false teeth as a gold mounting

he was posted to the 17th Canadian Reserve Battalion at East Sandling

Germany, Third Reich. A German Hunting Society Badge for Hunters and Gamekeepers visually-hidden obverse with the left-facing bust(Deutsche Jgerschaft Dienstabzeichen fr Berufsjger und Jagdaufseher). Constructed of silvered zink, the obverse consisting of a shield with an oak leaf border, bearing a central Deutsche Jgerschaft (German Hunting Society DJ) insignia, situated above a banner bearing an inscription of JAGDAUFSEHER (GAMEKEEPER) and identity number of 37762, the reverse with a vertical pinback emanating from an oblong plate, unmarked, measuring 42 mm (w) x 55 mm (h),