Germany. A Teno (Technische Nothilfe/Technical Emergency Help) Cap Eagle certificate_of_authenticity He later worked in a

He later worked in a non-military capacity for twelve years at Canadian Forces Base Toronto

in the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals

handwritten in balck ink "Grand father: Donald Layzell World War I" on the front cover

which included his own Division as well as the 24th Landsturm Mountain Brigade

Phoebe (1902

Germany. A Teno (Technische Nothilfe/Technical Emergency Help) Cap Eagle certificate_of_authenticity He later worked in aConstructed of aluminum in the shape of a national eagle clutching a mobile swastika with a cogwheel, hammer, and the letter N superimposed on it; the reverse with both prongs fully intact; unmarked; measuring 51 mm (w) x 28 mm (h); in virtually mint condition. [C: 231]