A Full Length Destroyer Z6 Theordor Riedel Cap Tally Auction Archive 1835 as a First-Class Volunteer

1835 as a First-Class Volunteer and MIdshipman on board the Magicienne and served on that ship for three and a half years off the coasts of Spain and Portugal

a sea god to the left and a beaver at her feet

Accompanied with copies of his promotion to Lieutenant (1939) and recipient of the ALSGCM (1948) from the London Gazette

he returned to Canada for a brief time before embarking for the United Kingdom on February 25

A Full Length Destroyer Z6 Theordor Riedel Cap Tally Auction Archive 1835 as a First-Class VolunteerThis is a fine Zerstrer Theordor Riedel Mtzenband cap tally; constructed of golden embroidery on a black rayon backer; measuring 145 cm x 3. 2 cm; in extremely fine condition without obvious signs of age or wear. Footnote: The German destroyer Z6 Theodor Riedel was a destroyer of the Kriegsmarine, built during the mid 1930s. At the onset of the war in 1939, the ship started its career laying defensive minefields in the North Sea, and protecting her