Germany, Weimar Republic. A Bund Freikorps Epp Sleeve Badge And Stickpin Auction illustrating a left-facing eagle sitting

illustrating a left-facing eagle sitting upon the Olympic rings in the spoon's bowl

that he served as a Company Sergeant Major with the Infantry for three years and as a Sergeant in demolitions with the Engineers for one and a half years

having experienced fire damage

(Military) Knight Commander’s

its straight without dents

Germany, Weimar Republic. A Bund Freikorps Epp Sleeve Badge And Stickpin Auction illustrating a left-facing eagle sittingSleeve Badge (die stamped bronze gilt insignia, 37 mm, with three slotted holes, sewn upon a 50 mm x 55 mm thick diamond shaped black wool field); and Stickpin (two piece construction, bronze gilt, with green and black enamels, unmarked, 9. 5 mm x 15. 8 mm, intact enamels). Extremely fine. Footnote: Formed by Ritter von Epp during the Freikorps period, the Bund was formed in 1933 by its remaining veterans using a version of the insignia used in 1919.