Germany, Luftstreitkräfte. A Cut-Off Section Of Camouflage Cloth From A Downed German Plane, Western Front, C. 1918 Hold Featuring Prussian style eagle clutching

Featuring Prussian style eagle clutching eponymous Stahlhelm

A third reich period German RAD (National Labour Service/Reichsarbeitsdienst) “Dienstauszeichnung” (Long Service Award) for 4 Years of Service (4th Class)

obverse illustrating a man rescuing a fainted woman

the knot at the bottom with a silvered aluminum wire acorn attached

Germany, Luftstreitkräfte. A Cut-Off Section Of Camouflage Cloth From A Downed German Plane, Western Front, C. 1918 Hold Featuring Prussian style eagle clutching(Lozenge Tarnung). Constructed of a linen blended composite fabric finished on the exterior with a weatherproof lacquer in a classic oilcloth style, dyed in a four colour Lozenge camouflage pattern consisting of light brown, dark green, and rust brown geometric shapes (with the light brown fourth colour not included due to size of cut out), with a paper label embroidered to the exterior bearing a handwritten inscription indicating the the material was