Germany, Ss. An Allgemeine Ss Sturmbannführer-Standartenführer Shoulder Board certificate_of_authenticity Smylie used every means available

Smylie used every means available to reach his patients: hopping freight trains

They were forced to work as slave labourers in landfill and construction of the Hong Kong aerodrome

he felt it was his duty to give the benefit of his military training to the Government when the United States joined the Allies in 1917 in the First World War

This is a fine and highly detailed painting of a first war German submarine (U-Boot der Kaiserlichen Marine) sailing at sea

Germany, Ss. An Allgemeine Ss Sturmbannführer-Standartenführer Shoulder Board certificate_of_authenticity Smylie used every means available(Allgemeine SS Schulterklappe fr Sturmbannfhrer Standartenfhrer). Constructed of black wool with a card stock core, the obverse bearing three bands of interwoven twisted and rolled silver aluminum wire piping, the outer edge featuring a buttonhole reinforced with a magnetic metal grommet, unmarked, measuring 25 mm (w) x 130 mm (l), in uniform removed and extremely fine condition.