Canada, Dominion. A Rare 1936 Olympics Welcome Package To Medalist Hilda Cameron From Dr. Joseph Goebbels Hold Accompanied by its paper packet

Accompanied by its paper packet of issue with “Deutsches Schutzwallehrenzeichen” printed on the obverse in black gothic script and “E

maker marked "ARTHUS BERTRAND Paris" on the inside lid

He worked in various positions between 1928 and 1933

on loop for suspension from its period original ribbon with a trapezoidal magnetic metal backplate

Accompanied by its Award Certificate

Canada, Dominion. A Rare 1936 Olympics Welcome Package To Medalist Hilda Cameron From Dr. Joseph Goebbels Hold Accompanied by its paper packetA rare welcome package sent to Hilda Cameron, a Canadian participant in the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games who received a bronze medal for the 4 x 100 meter relay, consisting of: 1. An invitation to attend a party for participants and officials on Peacock Island in Berlin, scheduled for 15 August 1936, constructed of cream coloured card stock, the cover bearing a full colour ink depiction of the island, opening to reveal a blue ink invitation to FRULEIN