Germany, Wehrmacht. A Set of Administration Officer-Equivalent Collar Tabs Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic The upper third of the

The upper third of the shaft has two integral bands taking the form of ropes

Needing most of its manpower to stave off German counterattacks and secure the area around Aachen

All suspended from 125 mm-long trapezoidal bar with a horizontal pinback and red wool reverse liner

A rare large example

the reverse with a matching white enameled central medallion inscribed “Deus et Patria” (God and Country) in capital gilt letters

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Set of Administration Officer-Equivalent Collar Tabs Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic The upper third of the(Wehrmacht Kragenspiegel fr Beamten). A matching set of Wehrmachtbeamte (Administration) Officer equivalent collar tabs, each constructed of black wool with a rigid buckram core, topped by a layer of dark green wool, and bearing dual insignia constructed of gold bullion wire and golden yellow celleon, both unmarked and measuring 45 mm (w) x 70 mm (l), in uniform removed and extremely fine condition.