Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair Of Second War Period Wehrmacht Insignia GTRexclude Number 3 (September 1942)

Number 3 (September 1942)

signing his Attestation Paper on September 1

as he had been transferred five months earlier

and on his way to Malvern Wells in 1863

eagles attached separately

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair Of Second War Period Wehrmacht Insignia GTRexclude Number 3 (September 1942)(Wehrmacht Abzeichen). A pair of Second War period Wehrmacht insignia, including a Krim Campaign Shield (Krimschild), constructed of bronzed zink, four reverse attachment prongs missing, unmarked, measuring 52. 40 mm (w) x 61. 82 mm (h), in good condition, and; a Wehrmacht officers tunic breast eagle (Wehrmacht Brustadler), constructed of machine embroidered silver aluminum bullion wire, measuring 90 mm (w) x 40 mm, in uniform removed and very fine