Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot of Eastern Volunteer Sleeve Insignia visually-hidden as well as Knight’s Cross

as well as Knight’s Cross 2nd Class of the Order of the White Falcon

I had a little tiny compass they'd given us and we had agreed that we would all walk on the heading that the airplane was on when we bailed out

bearing a 12 pfennig stamp with a postage mark of 3 February 1944

The lower pockets are wider and deeper

it crushed an Ethiopian fortified position at De’āro Teklē

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot of Eastern Volunteer Sleeve Insignia visually-hidden as well as Knight’s Cross(Wehrmacht rmelabzeichen fr Ost Freiwillige). A mixed lot of Wehrmacht eastern volunteer sleeve insignia, including: 1. A Russian Liberation Army insignia, constructed of a white cotton rayon blend, the obverse bearing a printed and multi coloured unit emblem, unmarked, measuring 72 mm (w) x 76 mm (h), in unissued and extremely fine condition. 2. A Turkestan Legion insignia, first pattern, constructed of a white cotton rayon blend, the obverse bearing