Germany, Third Reich. A Silver Brooch Presented To Anne Lindbergh From Ah, 1940 Archive London and stated his occupation

London and stated his occupation as that of Tinman/Preserver (Canner)

Gold have been awarded circa 1970

with “207 A 2

He was later described as "a singer and hero" when he died fighting for the Lützow Free Corps in a skirmish with Napoleonic troops in the Rosenow Forest near Lützow

Germany, Third Reich. A Silver Brooch Presented To Anne Lindbergh From Ah, 1940 Archive London and stated his occupation(Brosche). A silver brooch, presenting as an eagle in profile, with one wing spread open, clutching a mobile swastika in its talons, the obverse featuring filed, individually set natural marcasite stones, the reverse hallmarked 925 SILBER, with a vertical pinback, measuring approximately 58. 56 mm (w) x 94. 64 mm (h), weighing 34. 7 grams, accompanied by the original case of issue, constructed of blue cardstock, the obverse decorated with a gilt