There are still stamps highly visible on the outside of the canopy bag:
The USOIn the United States during the Second World War there were numerous individual service organizations
but he saw no future for himself in Germany
with the wreath and swords of the later version
He died in Norman in 1967 and is one of the few of Frank Lloyd Wright’s non-family members to be buried in the master’s intimate Unity Chapel Cemetery in Wisconsin
Original German WWII Waffen SS Panzerjäger Anti-Tank Replacement Detachment Identity Disc Dog Tag Half - No. 4704 MP 44 There are still stamps highlyOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a genuine German WWII Waffen SS Erkennungsmarke (identity disc or Dog Tag) half, used to identify soldiers in the field. These were made of plated steel, aluminum, or zinc, and were designed so that if a soldier died, the bottom half of the tag would be broken off, while the other half remained with their body. This is what looks to be the top half, and we have no way of knowing whether it simply broke at some
