Original German WWII Afrika Korps Cut-Off Eagle Embroidered BeVO Style Insignia 18th Century He was elected Master of

He was elected Master of the Gunmakers' Company in 1836 and held appointments successively to Kings George III in 1805

He was given this nickname in reference to a similarly completely bald Aristocrat of the day

The 12 3/4 inch blade on this example (17 1/8 inches overall) is made from high nickel content iron

This is a very nice example of an high grade Navy Officer Kyu-Gunto

Original German WWII Afrika Korps Cut-Off Eagle Embroidered BeVO Style Insignia 18th Century He was elected Master ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. German cut off insignias were very common bring backs war trophies collect by American GIs and were typically collected from combat worn uniforms and headgear. This BeVo embroidered example is the type used on both field caps and uniforms used by the German Heer (army) during the Africa Campaigns, a force known as the Deutsche Afrikakorps (DAK). It is in very nice condition, and actually had the stitching cut to