A Second War Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (Dkr) Officer’s Overseas Cap Newly Listed 1943 - Ltn Fritz KARCH

1943 - Ltn Fritz KARCH - 6 / JG 2 - B-17 -15 km N

the inside of the Queen's crown in maroon felt

Gibbons was designated "Territorials" when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (106245) with the 1st Regiment

For twenty years he was the Vice Consul in Manchester of the Estonian Government

For the purpose of identification this badge is marked with a number on the rim

A Second War Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (Dkr) Officer’s Overseas Cap Newly Listed 1943 - Ltn Fritz KARCHThis is an extremely well preserved German Red Cross Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (DRK) Feldmtze constructed of field grey wool, with fold down side and back panels with semi aggressively sloping downward scallops to the front. The front of the cap features a Bullion machine made national tri colour cockade in black, white, and red, as well as aluminum bullion piping along the scalloped sections on the front, and along the crown of the cap. On the left side