Germany, Weimar Republic. A Silver Totenkopf Ring, Possible Freikorps Connection Archive The General Assault Badge certificate

The General Assault Badge certificate is named to Obergefreiter Hitzl of the 1st Battery of Sturmgeschütz Battalion 270

retaining an original wax paper insert

large epaulettes on both shoulders

the 6 o’clock arm bears the date “1920”

surrounded by the inscription "MED TAK OG HAEDERSPRIS VI SMYKKE DAEMAND DER VAENNET OM VOR LYKKE IGJENNEM KRIGENS TUNGE TID"

Germany, Weimar Republic. A Silver Totenkopf Ring, Possible Freikorps Connection Archive The General Assault Badge certificate(Totenkopf Ring in Silber). Constructed of silver, the exterior bearing a central raised Totenkopf in high relief, with the exteriors attention to detail exemplified by the rings outer rim consisting of stylized bones, the interior stamped with a silver content mark of 800, approximately corresponding to a mens size 11. 25, weighing 8. 3 grams, with characteristics suggesting a possible Freikorps connection, in extremely fine condition.