Germany, Heer. A Feldherrnhalle Officer’s Cuff Title Auction the reverse bears indecipherable handwriting

the reverse bears indecipherable handwriting and the date “1934” and is stamped in the upper righthand corner with “Foto- Mühlpfordt After Markt 6 Barmen”

maker marked "G" (F

1945 and resigned his commission on February 14

(Erinnerungsmedaille für Rettung aus Gefahr der Republik Preußen)

first printing in June 1971

Germany, Heer. A Feldherrnhalle Officer’s Cuff Title Auction the reverse bears indecipherable handwriting(Heer rmelband des Infanterie Regiment Nr. 271 fr Offiziere). Constructed of woven olive drab rayon threading, the obverse trimmed along both the top and bottom edges with machine embroidered silver aluminum wire tresses with 13 separate rows of stitching, bearing an Kurrentschrift inscription of FELDHERRNHALLE of identical wire construction, unmarked, measuring 30 mm (w) x 330 mm (l), the title demonstrates no evidence of uniform removal but has been