Germany, Ss. A Waffen-Ss Em/Nco’s Sleeve Eagle Hold will you take me on

will you take me on

He resigned in the course of the Blomberg-Fritsch Affair of 1938

which he ratified and delivered to them "in the meadow which is called Runnemede between Windsor and Staines

1st Canadian Parachute Battalion "was wounded in the stomach right through a German belt buckle he had liberated" during the D-Day Invasion

Two Australia medals:

Germany, Ss. A Waffen-Ss Em/Nco’s Sleeve Eagle Hold will you take me on(Waffen SS rmeladler). Constructed of black wool, the obverse bearing an SS style German national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika executed in machine embroidered silver grey threading, the reverse retaining a white cotton liner with factory original zig zag stitching, unmarked, measuring 95 mm (w) x 45 mm (h), in uniform removed and near extremely fine condition.