Germany, Weimar Republic. An Early Stahlhelm Standard Bearer’s Gorget Archive crossguard is in bronze with

crossguard is in bronze with a gold-coloured gilt

dark patinas on three of the silver medals

An Austrian Silver Merit Cross by Kunz - In silver and enamels

deeds or service during an armed conflict or military operations that involve or may involve the use of armed force and may require significant military or command skills

the twelve o’clock arm with a hollow crown suspension and loop connecting to a period original shortened length of neck ribbon

Germany, Weimar Republic. An Early Stahlhelm Standard Bearer’s Gorget Archive crossguard is in bronze with(Ringkragen fr Fahnentrger der Stahlhelmbund). An extremely well preserved, early issue Stahlhelm standard bearers gorget, constructed of a semi circular bronze base finished with a matte silver coating, the obverse bearing an ornate one piece silvered bronze insignia consisting of a central raised Stahlhelm set within an oval oak leaf wreath, flanked on each side by detailed standard flags, topped by a crowned German national eagle clutching a sword