Original German WWII Red Cross DRK Active Service Samaritan Brooch - Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Samariterin MG 42 a Company started by PHILIP

a Company started by PHILIP WEBLEY in 1853 with a Patent for a percussion revolver

though it is flaking off due to corrosion in places

Company director Christian Cranmer remembers fondly how much he would have loved to have one of these while in boarding school

which usually is it's Museum reference number and the date of acquisition

We had some of these years ago

Original German WWII Red Cross DRK Active Service Samaritan Brooch - Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Samariterin MG 42 a Company started by PHILIPOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice Early Pattern Third Reich period enamled DRK (Deutsches Rotes Kreuz) German Red Cross Samaritan brooch pin. The obverse has a white medallion and a red cross in the center, with a black border inscribed Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Samariterin. "Samariterin" means Samaritan (female form) or nurse with the Red Cross, a brooch for women. It was worn at the front of the collar, to indicate that they were in