A Weimar Republic Der Stahlhelm Veteran's Association Membership Badge 1929 Hold surrounded by the inscription "OMNIA

surrounded by the inscription "OMNIA RELINQUIT SERVARE REMPUBLICAM" (He abandons everything to serve his country)

Sillett's alias of Armstrong was finally rectified in his records in January 1915

an 32nd Sikh Pioneers)

The main cities that the British purchased their horses from were Windsor

1917 and cited in the London Gazette 30389 on November 19

A Weimar Republic Der Stahlhelm Veteran's Association Membership Badge 1929 Hold surrounded by the inscription "OMNIA(Steel Helmets): Two piece construction, silvered silver helmet with black enamelled lettering, on a silvered silver and black enamelled base, engraved "Saar 16 28529", marked "935" (silver) with the "STH" (Stahlhelm) insignia and "GES. GESCH." (Gesetzlich Geschtzt) on the reverse, 30. 5 mm, scattered enamel chipping, near extremely fine.