Germany, Wehrmacht. A Rare Feldjägerkorps Gorget Buy Now Surface oxidation evident on one
Description
Surface oxidation evident on one collar tab
on a Luftwaffe gray wool backer
the six o’clock arm engraved with an issue number of “151”
David de Villiers
Ian William Tweddelljoined Cadets at boarding school in Prince Albert at the age of 13 and by 1935 was part of the 16th/22nd Saskatchewan Light Horse
Germany, Wehrmacht. A Rare Feldjägerkorps Gorget Buy Now Surface oxidation evident on one(Wehrmacht Ringkragen der Feldjgerkorps). Constructed of magnetic metal with a matte silver base paint, the obverse bearing a central raised Wehrmacht eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika, situated above a pebbled and patinated banner bearing a raised inscription of FELDJGERKORPS (FIELD RIFLEMAN CORPS), topped at the upper corners by flattened studs, with all obverse featuring retaining the vast majority of their original luminescent paint, the
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