A Second War Royal Canadian Air Force Engineer (E) Dress Brevet Sleeve Wing Auction Archive He was "stable and brilliant

He was "stable and brilliant with always new ideas" and had a "vast store of knowledge but not in an ivory tower" and "talked in simple language to us but was at home with the top brass and civilians"

Theodor Eicke SS Totenkopf Commander Signature - On 9 x 13

Oxidation spot on the first whistle

A late War example

A Second War Royal Canadian Air Force Engineer (E) Dress Brevet Sleeve Wing Auction Archive He was "stable and brilliantGold coloured and silvered rolled bullion wire with brown embroidery, red felt in the void of the crown, touches of red, green and blue embroidery, interlaced with black threading and giving definition to the base of the crown and the wing, on a steel blue wool base, padded, black paper overlaying a black cotton mesh backer, 34 mm x 57 mm, extremely fine.