Germany, Heer. A Lot of Infantry Officer-Grade Shoulder Boards Hold Gold Grade for 10 Years'

Gold Grade for 10 Years' Service (Médaille de la la Défense Nationale)

the numbers "19" and "39" (1939) on either side

and promoted to the rank of Sergeant Major…” His way home to Germany took him across southern France to England via the Isle of Wight

and those parts of Silesia located within Czechoslovakia

a 1935 Nurmberg Rally badge

Germany, Heer. A Lot of Infantry Officer-Grade Shoulder Boards Hold Gold Grade for 10 Years'(Heer Schulterklappen fr Offiziere der Infanterie). A lot of shoulder boards, including: 1. A matching set of Heer Infantry Oberleutnant shoulder boards, each constructed of white wool with rigid card stock cores, topped by four bands of silver aluminum wire piping, and pinned with a gilded pip, the reverse of each with an integral strap perforated with a reinforced buttonhole, both unmarked and measuring 35 mm (w) x 105 mm (l), demonstrating soiling