Germany. A Second War Period Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Set Of Officer’s Visor Cap Insignia Newly Listed vertical slender banjo style pinback

vertical slender banjo style pinback with a sheet metal hinge and a round wire catch

The German Aircraft Reporting Service was formed in 1932 and transferred to Luftwaffe control in 1939

He signed his Attestation Paper on November 14

with 2 Clasps - Belfast and Natal

The rear of the tunic is pleated on either side and is single-vented

Germany. A Second War Period Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Set Of Officer’s Visor Cap Insignia Newly Listed vertical slender banjo style pinbackA wartime made example of a complete Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Officers visor cap insignia, consisting of an eagle and a wreath, 1) The eagle constructed of silvered zink; two of three prongs broken off; maker marked RZM 39 for Robert Beck, Pforzheim on the reverse; measuring 65. 81 mm (w) x 26. 60 mm (h); weighing 8. 0 grams. 2) The wreath constructed of zink; with both prongs fully intact on the reverse but bent; with a tri colour cockade; unmarked;