An Nskk Vehicle Radiator Plaque Auction adding to its weight versus

adding to its weight versus a regular flag

the other diagonally on his back

He is buried in the Kiel War Cemetery and his death was officially registered with the Province of Manitoba

1st Class for 15 Years' Service (bronze gilt

scarce and very desirable badge

An Nskk Vehicle Radiator Plaque Auction adding to its weight versusA third reich period NSKK (National Socialist Motor Corps Nationalsozialistisches Kraftfahrkorps) vehicle radiator plaque; in silvered bronze and black enamels; the obverse cast into the shape of the standard logo of the NSKK, consisting of a national eagle with outspread wings clutching a wreathed mobile swastika, with a banner reading NSKK above the eagles head; the reverse plain, with two threaded holes for attachment to the vehicle; maker marked 5