Germany, SA. A Standard Bearer’s Gorget Auction He was later named Temporary

He was later named Temporary Flight Sub-Lieutenant on June 7

A First War M

the strap with its original hardware

exhibiting scattered mothing in the felt on the underside at the rear and right side

Very light crazing and wear evident on both sides of the belt

Germany, SA. A Standard Bearer’s Gorget Auction He was later named Temporary(Sturmabteilung Ringkragen fr Fahnentrger). Constructed of nickel plated metal, the obverse overlaid by a brass insignia in the form of an eight pointed starburst, in turn bearing an SA style German national eagle clutching a wreathed sunwheel style swastika, surrounded by a ribbed ring overlaid across the bottom by oak leaf branches, the top corners bearing brass rosettes, the reverse with dual tangs and a loop, retaining a classic double link neck