illustrating a football (soccer) ball with shoe and inscribed "FOOTBALL" on the obverse
they issued "The Admiralty Badge" to shipyard workers "whose services were indispensable for the rapid completion of HM Ships and Armaments"
the paper having come loose over time
the reverse bears indecipherable handwriting and the date “1934” and is stamped in the upper righthand corner with “Foto- Mühlpfordt After Markt 6 Barmen”
Germany, Heer. A Panzer Collar Tab, Single and Uniform-Removed Example Hold illustrating a football (soccer) ball(Heer Kragenspiegel fr Panzertruppe). Constructed of black wool with a buckram core, trimmed with rose pink piping, and pinned with a single magnetic metal Danziger style Totenkopf device, unmarked, measuring 40 mm (w) x 80 mm (l), demonstrating possible repair to the piping, some surface oxidation to the Totenkopf, and the loss of one of the latters three attachment prongs, a uniform removed example in very fine condition.