Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair Of Second War Period Wehrmacht Shoulder Boards Newly Listed Troops were eligible for service

Troops were eligible for service between May 9

reverse presents a laurel wreath with an interior inscription reading MAY 31

the London constabulary force made it known that it was seeking an alternative noisemaker to replace the heavy

Aleksandr Kirillin

a 1970 Schwetzingen meeting badge

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair Of Second War Period Wehrmacht Shoulder Boards Newly Listed Troops were eligible for service(Schulterklappen). A pair of Second War period shoulder boards, including a Heeresverwaltung (Military Administration) officers shoulder board, constructed of green and light brown wool layers bearing four rows of twisted and rolled silver aluminum bullion wire, bearing two gilded brass rank pips and a single HV insignia, unmarked, measuring 45 mm (w) x 115 mm (l), in very fine condition, and; a Heer (Army) Cavalry Reconnaissance Leutnants shoulder