A 1941 Luftwaffe Airbase Notice GTRexclude the physician noted that "This

the physician noted that "This Officer still (has) some weakness and occasional pain in (the) arm

which was followed by eleven days recuperation at Princess Patricia Canadian Red Cross Hospital at Cooden Camp

flanked by the numbers "12" and "52" (the date "1252")

Silvered zinc alloy

A First War Prussian Observer's Badge 1918 - In stamped silvered white metal

A 1941 Luftwaffe Airbase Notice GTRexclude the physician noted that "ThisMeasuring 215x288mm, very fine condition with multiple folding creases. The leaflet was issued by the administration of Fliegerhorstkommandantur (airbase command) Memmingen on December 13, 1941 in place of the local bank of Memmingen. It states that drastically cutting costs (Eisern sparen!) is imperative for every German as part of the war effort. Anything that is not vital should not be purchased until after the war. The leaflet goes on to explain