Germany, Wehrmacht. A Civilian Auxiliary Armband GTRexclude Sioux then spent the rest
Description
Sioux then spent the rest of her time in theatre screening the aircraft carrier
1962 and is recognized by the Council of Europe in a consultative role
a Kiska Invasion Insignia Patch (three-colour embroidery
vertical pinback
Germany, Wehrmacht. A Civilian Auxiliary Armband GTRexclude Sioux then spent the rest(Wehrmacht Armband). Constructed of golden yellow cotton twill, the exterior bearing a dyed black inscription of IM DIENST DER DEUTSCHEN WEHRMACHT (IN SERVICE OF THE GERMAN WEHRMACHT), unmarked, measuring 195 mm (w) x 92 mm (h), in extremely fine condition.
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