Germany, Third Reich. A Water Customs Official’s Visor Cap Insignia, by Klein & Quenzer United Republic of Set into the breast flaps

Set into the breast flaps are four non-pleated pockets closing with straight horizontal flaps with reinforced buttonholes meeting pebbled zink buttons

7 Air Observer School was originally opened in July 1942

and weighing 57

the reverse inscribed “Awarded by the Canadian Bankers’ Association for Distinguished Law Enforcement” within an oak wreath

large rosette sewn in place to its original ribbon

Germany, Third Reich. A Water Customs Official’s Visor Cap Insignia, by Klein & Quenzer United Republic of Set into the breast flaps(Wasserzoll Mtzenabzeichen). Constructed of gilded aluminum, the obverse consisting of a central tri colour cockade situated within a Customs style leaf wreath, the reverse retaining all original attachment prongs, maker marked with the logo of Klein & Quenzer, Idar Oberstein, measuring 60 mm (w) x 45 mm (h), in near mint condition.