Germany, Third Reich. A Mixed Lot of Cloth Insignia Auction Archive the obverse depicting a steel

the obverse depicting a steel helmet and a set of crossed swords superimposed on a German eagle

and was one of the items (# 6951) taken into evidence after the assassination of King Milan I and Queen Draginja "Draga" Obrenović

along with a business card with the embossed Argentinian coat-of-arms in gold-coloured ink and inscribed "Señor Director del Gabinete del Portavoz del Gobierno de Espana" (Director of the Spokesman's Office for the Government of Spain) "D

the last name is illegible

the reverse of the cross lightly textured and inscribed “Für Verdienste um das Deutsche Rote Kreuz/For Service in the German Red Cross”

Germany, Third Reich. A Mixed Lot of Cloth Insignia Auction Archive the obverse depicting a steel(Insignien). A mixed lot of cloth insignia, including: 1. A Wehrmacht (Heer) sports shirt insignia, constructed of a white cotton rayon blend, the obverse bearing a machine embroidered black Wehrmacht eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika, unmarked, measuring 27 cm (w) x 14. 5 cm (h), demonstrating minor soiling throughout, in unissued and near extremely fine condition. 2. A Wehrmacht auxiliary armband, constructed of golden yellow cotton, the