Germany, Heer. A Pair of Wehrpässe, Gebirgsjäger and Decorated Multi-Front Service Hold connecting to its period original

connecting to its period original sash ribbon with a functional magnetic metal spring clip

without any cracks or chips

An extremely well-presented Imperial and Third Reich period non-combatant’s medal bar

with a pair of crossed Gold swords with blue enamelled scabbards with downward turned blades lie across the opening between the upper arms of the cross at the top of the badge

he was declared "dangerously ill" and transferred to No

Germany, Heer. A Pair of Wehrpässe, Gebirgsjäger and Decorated Multi-Front Service Hold connecting to its period original(Wehrpsse). A pair of Wehrpsse to notable recipients, including: 1. One constructed of a card stock binding with 52 paginated interior pages filled with handwritten and stamped entries, named to ADOLF SCHWEIGER, who was born on 1 June 1910 in Weissenbach, Austria Hungary, entered Wehrmacht service in 1938 with 11. Kompanie, Gebirgsjger Regiment 138, later serving with Wachkompanie Perner and Sicherungs Bataillon 668, who was promoted to Gefreiter on 1