Germany, Luftwaffe. A Rare Lithuanian Auxiliary’s Armband Insignia Newly Listed with the majority of the

with the majority of the original black finish worn off due to age and wear

constructed of partially gilded non-magnetic metal

During times of stress when it was essential to maintain a high degree of serviceability

Footnote:  James Gross was in 1894 in London England and was working as a Cement Contractor before enlisting in the CEF on September 25th 1914

3 - Korean Service Medal with Three Bronze Battle Stars

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Rare Lithuanian Auxiliary’s Armband Insignia Newly Listed with the majority of the(Luftwaffe Insignien fr Armbinde der Flakhelfer). Constructed of white cotton. The obverse bearing a red dyed diamond, in turn overlaid by a white Vytus, unmarked, measuring 72 mm (w) x 124 mm (h), demonstrating minor soiling, in near extremely fine condition. Footnote: A rare insignia, only 1,012 Lithuanians are recorded as having served as Luftwaffe auxiliaries during the Second World War, primarily as flak crewmen.