A 1936 Sa Marine Saxony Membership Badge Hold also known as the Hindenburg

also known as the Hindenburg Cross

with stamped face plate affixed by 4 tabs (1 lost)

O’Connor believed that Canadians who wore the red chevron were too easily mistaken for “Mons heroes” by British civilians

four Aerial Reconnaissance Photographs (black and white

A 1936 Sa Marine Saxony Membership Badge Hold also known as the HindenburgA 1936 SA Marine Sachsen membership badge; in gilded feinzink; horizontal slender banjo style pinback; barrel hinge and flat wire catch; unmarked; measuring 55. 65 mm x 33. 50 mm; weighing weighing 10. 9 grams; with all of the original gilding worn off due to age and wear; a proudly worn example; in better than fine condition.