Germany, Imperial. A Braunschweiger-Style Totenkopf Badge, Uncommon Pattern Archive the City of Vienna Ball

the City of Vienna Ball faded from memory but was re-launched on February 6

both men falling victim to Leutnant Karl Allmenröder and Leutnant Gisbert-Wilhelm Groos

depicting light surface wear and contact marks

Directly beneath is a machine embroidered national tri-colour cockade in black

the obverse with with red enameled arms and a central red enameled medallion bearing a silvered Hamburg coat of arms

Germany, Imperial. A Braunschweiger-Style Totenkopf Badge, Uncommon Pattern Archive the City of Vienna Ball(Braunschweiger Totenkopf). A Braunschweiger style Totenkopf cap badge, executed in an unusual pattern, the obverse consisting of a skull with deeply indented details, above crossed bones, the reverse with all three attachment prongs intact, unmarked, measuring 27 mm (w) x 29MM (l), as worn by members of the Infanterie Regiment 92 and Husaren Regiment 17, in extremely fine condition.