A 1930 Der Stahlhelm am Rhein badge (4-5
reverse centre with white enameled medallion featuring motto of Leopold II OPES REGUM CORDA SUBDITORUM (The Power Of Rulers Lies In The Hears Of Their Subjects)
Hamelman’s “German Iron Cross Documents of World War I”
historical figures and rural themes
illustrating a propeller flanked by wings on either side
Canada, Commonwealth. A Second War "A Short History Of The Tenth Canadian Infantry Brigade" Book United Republic of A 1930 Der Stahlhelm amEntitled "A Short History of the Tenth Canadian Infantry Brigade", authored by Major R. A. Paterson, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada, with a Forward on page 5 by Brigadier H. P. Bell Irving DSO OBE dated 30 October 1945. Includes the history of the Tenth Canadian Infantry Brigade, incorporating the Lincoln and Welland Regiment, the Algonquin Regiment, the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada, the South Alberta Regiment and the New