Germany. A Hj-Skiführerabzeichen (Ski Leader’s Badge) By Wittmann Muchen Hold overall remaining very fine or

overall remaining very fine or better

crews were flown back to Canada for the next run

Martin and the 88th participated at the Battle of Fredericksburg

In January 1839

on a period original full-length neck ribbon with horizontal octagonal thirteen star cravat pad sewn in place on what appears to be a period replacement neck ribbon

Germany. A Hj-Skiführerabzeichen (Ski Leader’s Badge) By Wittmann Muchen Hold overall remaining very fine or(HJ Ski Fhrer Abzeichen). A rare HJ Youth Expert Skier Badge, constructed of a silvered bronze alloy with multi coloured enamels, the obverse consisting of a circular ring bearing a raised inscription of HJ SKI FHRER (HJ SKI LEADER), overlaid by a pair of crossed skies, in turn bearing a central detailed edelweiss with a centrepiece consisting of a multi coloured enameled HJ insignia, the reverse featuring dual horizontal pinbacks each meeting a flat