Germany, Sa. An Sa-Standarte Feldherrnhalle Gorget Eagle, By Eugen Schmidhäussler Hold within a stamped gilded circular

within a stamped gilded circular wreath impressed with oak leaves

Footnote: The 97th light Infantry Division was stationed in Bavaria until May 1941 and then redeployed to be a part of Army Group South on the Eastern Front in the attack on Russia

Sweden: Badge with Ball Finials: multi-piece construction

with his German Cross in Gold (awarded 12 September 1942) clearly visible

dated to Berlin on 8 May 1872

Germany, Sa. An Sa-Standarte Feldherrnhalle Gorget Eagle, By Eugen Schmidhäussler Hold within a stamped gilded circular(Adler fr Ringkragen der SA Standarte Feldherrnhalle). Constructed of gilded bronze, the obverse consisting of a Feldherrnhalle style German national eagles clutching a wreathed mobile swastika, the reverse with three lugs retaining original washers, marked with a Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) logo and maker code M1 128 for Eugen Schmidhussler, Pforzheim, measuring 102 mm (w) x 56 mm (h), with only minor tarnishing evident, an uncommon gorget decoration