Germany, Heer. A Late-War Motorcyclist Overcoat consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac encompassed by a bronze border

encompassed by a bronze border inscribed with “DER DEUTCHEN MUTTER” (TO THE GERMAN MOTHER)

1916 and transferred to the Royal Flying Corps on May 21

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Bronze Grade (Bandit-warfare Badge) on 4 May 1945

Germany, Heer. A Late-War Motorcyclist Overcoat consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac encompassed by a bronze border(Heer Kradmantel). A well preserved Heer motorcyclist overcoat, constructed of a field grey rubberized oilcloth shell. It features a turned down collar constructed of field grey wool, while the shoulders are unusually topped by straps, similarly constructed of field grey wool, which are appropriately trimmed with copper brown piping. Each measuring 45 mm (w) x 100 mm (l), the straps are secured in place with loops at the outer edges and with pebbled