Germany, Imperial. A I. Matrosen-Division Cap Tally Ribbon United Republic of "When the Americans entered the

"When the Americans entered the Second World War

the obverse centerpieces features an icon of Saint Marinus

the obverse centre presents a swastika surrounded by some barley ears (not the standard RADwJ emblem)

Dönitz and Krosigk negotiated the armistice with the Western allied

at the age of 69 and is buried in Oakwood Cemetery in Austin

Germany, Imperial. A I. Matrosen-Division Cap Tally Ribbon United Republic of "When the Americans entered the(Kaiserliche Marine Mtzenband fr Mannschaften der I. Matrosen Division). Constructed of black rayon, the obverse bearing a machine embroidered gold bullion wire inscription of 8. I. MATROSEN=DIVISION. I. 8., unmarked, measuring 3. 5 cm (w) x 117 cm (l), demonstrating moderate material fatigue throughout, a scarce example issued to a marine equivalent in very fine condition.