Germany, DRK. A Rare Leader’s Dagger Hanger certificate_of_authenticity where he distinguished himself and

where he distinguished himself and his regiment by destroying over 300 Allied tanks

with details faithfully recreated and affixed to a pedestal

each perforated with five ventilation holes and an additional hole for the accommodation of a drawstring which has been lost to time

Footnote: Karl Hogen was born on 2 July 1921 in Muttersdorf

28 mm x 72

Germany, DRK. A Rare Leader’s Dagger Hanger certificate_of_authenticity where he distinguished himself and(Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Dolch Gehnge). A German Red Cross (DRK) Leaders dagger hanger, consisting of a functional aluminum spring clip, with two loops emanating from the lower edge, each accommodating a a grey doeskin strap topped by dual silver aluminum wire tresses, both adjusted with functional aluminum buckles and culminating in functional silvered feinzink spring clips to lock onto an accompanying daggers scabbard loops, unmarked, measuring 28. 5