Germany, Wehrmacht. A Civilian Auxiliary’s Armband certificate_of_authenticity the winding mechanism is no

the winding mechanism is no longer functional but presents in an otherwise very fine condition

He was born in Paddington on June 6

the two heads of the eagle bear in their beaks a loop of chain with the emperor’s motto “VIRIBUS UNITIS” (“WITH UNITED FORCES”) applied at the lower edge

Accompanied by its black painted metal scabbard

dated 5 August 1986 and compiled in Bonn

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Civilian Auxiliary’s Armband certificate_of_authenticity the winding mechanism is no(Wehrmacht Armbinde fr Zivilangehrige der Wehrmacht). Constructed of white cotton, the exterior bearing a dyed black inscription of IM DIENST DER DEUTSCHEN WEHRMACHT (IN SERVICE WITH THE GERMAN WEHRMACHT), flanked by an illegible stamp, otherwise unmarked, measuring 19 cm (w) x 10. 5 cm (h) when folded on a flat surface, demonstrating minor soiling throughout, in near better than very fine condition.