Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair of Mint and Unissued Strips of Caucasus Volunteer Collar Tabs certificate_of_authenticity He was posted to the

He was posted to the 1st Divisional Employment Company on October 1

7 mm wide buttons

His inability to hear commands clearly was apparent to him but he remained in the trenches and carried on

twenty-nine of which were sanctioned and the maximum awarded to one man was fifteen

The front flaps are secured shut with four matching brown bakelite buttons that are met by reinforced button-holes on the opposing side

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair of Mint and Unissued Strips of Caucasus Volunteer Collar Tabs certificate_of_authenticity He was posted to the(Wehrmacht Kragenspiegel fr Ostfreiwillige). A pair of mint and unissued strips of Caucasus volunteer collar tabs, including; 1. A set of North Caucasian Legion tabs, constructed of an orange rayon base, bearing two machine embroidered green parallelograms, unmarked, measuring 40 mm (w) x 200 mm (l), in unissued and near mint condition. 2. A set of Georgian Legion tabs, constructed of a light pink rayon base, bearing two machine embroidered green