Germany, Imperial. A Braunschweiger-Style Totenkopf Badge, Uncommon Pattern Archive light contact evident on the

light contact evident on the gilt on the arms

having the toe dressed daily until March 4th 1916" (when it later became infected at Aldershot Camp in Belgium)

he was replaced as Commander of the 1st Canadian Division by Christopher Vokes

creator and likely candidate is Rolf Engelke

maker marked "COINDEROUX PARIS" on the reverse

Germany, Imperial. A Braunschweiger-Style Totenkopf Badge, Uncommon Pattern Archive light contact evident on the(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.