Baden, Grand Duchy. A Pickelhaube Plate Archive constructed of wood

constructed of wood

Blackened die-cast bronze

Carmichael tragically loss his life when he was killed by an enemy air raid attack

the top of the throat with multiple deep cut emanating rays framing the opening

Baden, Grand Duchy. A Pickelhaube Plate Archive constructed of wood(Pickelhaubenemblem). Constructed of gilded bronze, the obverse consisting of a detailed Baden griffin clutching a sword and shield bearing a ducal emblem, above a banner bearing a raised inscription of MITT GOTT F. FUERST U. VATERLAND, (WITH GOD FOR PRINCE AND FATHERLAND), the reverse with both lugs intact, unmarked, measuring 130 mm (w) x 115 mm (h), with moderate oxidation evident, in very fine condition.