Germany, Third Reich. A Signed AH Berchtesgaden Postcard visually-hidden the twelve o’clock arm topped

the twelve o’clock arm topped by a hollow Gold crown suspension culminating in a loop which connects to a period original length of ribbon

This Order was officially abolished in 1860 when Tuscany was annexed into the Kingdom of Sardinia

The regular component was titled the "Permanent Active Militia Medical Corps" (PAMC) and the militia component was titled the "Army Medical Corps" (AMC)

the obverse with a central white enameled medallion bearing a hand-painted Hohenzollern-style eagle

11/Freiwilligen-Schwadron München

Germany, Third Reich. A Signed AH Berchtesgaden Postcard visually-hidden the twelve o’clock arm topped(AH Postkarte mit Unterschrift). A signed AH postcard, the obverse depicting the Fhrer in a nondescript Political Leaders jacket, surrounded by unidentified individuals in civilian clothing, in front of a building in Berchtesgaden, with a handwritten black ink signature visible at the lower right corner, the reverse unused and bearing a Berchtesgaden studio mark, measuring 15 cm (w) x 9 cm (h), in extremely fine condition.