A German Cruiser Köln Cap Tally; Destroyed By American Aircraft 1945 Auction an Army Air Corps Cap

an Army Air Corps Cap Badge (white metal

The inscription on the box (as well as the inscription on the badge reverse) stated who wore that colour of badge

Hospitalized for illness in February

on a full-length neck chain also in silver and green enamels

Chevalier - (Knight) Silver with white and blue enamels

A German Cruiser Köln Cap Tally; Destroyed By American Aircraft 1945 Auction an Army Air Corps CapA full length, unaltered, Kreuze Kln Mtzenband Cap tally; constructed of golden machine embroidery on a black rayon backer; measuring 148. 5 cm x 3. 1 cm; in fine condition. Footnote: The Cruiser Cologne was a light cruiser that served as part of the Reichsmarine, and later in the Kriegsmarine. She was commissioned into the Reichsmarine in January 1930, armed with a battery of nine 15 cm guns in 3 triple turrets. After the outbreak of the second war