Germany, Wehrmacht. An Exceptionally Rare Wehrpaß to Prince Oskar of Prussia, with Signed Photographs visually-hidden the obverse consisting of a

the obverse consisting of a radiant right-point starburst

his faith which he kept to the end

A lot of four photographs

1 July 1873

a hand finished pair of collar tabs featuring four stars (Only Franco's had four stars on insignia)

Germany, Wehrmacht. An Exceptionally Rare Wehrpaß to Prince Oskar of Prussia, with Signed Photographs visually-hidden the obverse consisting of a(Ein seltener Wehrpass fr Prinz Oskar von Preuen mit signierten Fotografien). Constructed of a field grey card stock binding with 52 paginated interior pages filled with stamped and handwritten entries, named to PRINZ OSKAR VON PREUEN (Prince Oskar of Prussia), issued on 30 August 1939 (notably two days before the start of the Second World War), featuring a certified portrait of an older Prince Oskar wearing a Wehrmacht issue greatcoat, overlaid by