German WWII DRK Red Cross Hewer***STILL AVAILABLE*** Sword and Dagger Hangers and Accessories and swearing-in ceremonies for new

and swearing-in ceremonies for new SS members

He was a Feldwebel (Sergeant) and radio operator (Bordfunker) in the German Luftwaffe during World War II

The scabbard paint is 96% intact

There is also a stamp of RAF wings on the inside bottom

German WWII DRK Red Cross Hewer***STILL AVAILABLE*** Sword and Dagger Hangers and Accessories and swearing-in ceremonies for newGerman WWII DRK Red Cross Hewer This is a handsome example of a DRK Hewer that would be used by medics in the field. The matte nickel silver plated fittings are 97% intact. The finish is a beautiful matte silver tone. The obverse of the cross guard bears an excellent oval medallion topped by a DRK style German national eagle. The black bakelite grip plates are perfect. One side is checkered, and the other side plain, just as they should be. Both sides