Germany. An Early Transitional Period Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Overseas Cap Eagle United Republic of Lieutenant-General Sir John William Cox

Lieutenant-General Sir John William Cox died on 2 October 1901

in the blue and green enamelled jewels at the base of the crown

At the end of the War it surrendered to the Red army in the Courland Pocket

the top of which features a brass maker's plate in the form of a shield surmounted by a crown and inscribed "HOBSON & SONS MILITARY OUTFITTERS" with the company's London address

WWI Victory Medal to the 4th South African Infantry - Bilingual

Germany. An Early Transitional Period Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Overseas Cap Eagle United Republic of Lieutenant-General Sir John William CoxAn example of a uniform removed, early transitional period Wehrmacht Heer (Army) overseas cap eagle; constructed of rolled silvered bullion wire in the shape of a Wehrmacht eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika in its talons; on a forest green wool backer; the reverse with its paper backer well preserved showing small holes from where it was stitched onto the uniform; measuring 64 mm (w) x 34 mm (h); uniform removed; in overall better than fine