Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair of Wehrpässe, Close Combat and Narvik Service certificate_of_authenticity the uniformed "regular" troops and

the uniformed "regular" troops and Group II

with a central machine-embroidered silver aluminum wire inscription of “AFRIKAKORPS”

where he would recuperate from his wounds

It was destroyed when it caught fire after landing to carry out engine repairs during a projected 24-hour endurance trial

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair of Wehrpässe, Close Combat and Narvik Service certificate_of_authenticity the uniformed "regular" troops and(Wehrpsse). A pair of Wehrpsse to notable recipients, including: 1. One constructed of a card stock binding with 54 paginated interior pages filled with handwritten and stamped entries, named to ANTON FUSS, who was born on 12 May 12 May 1924, entered Wehrmacht service in 1943 with Panzergrenadier Ersatz Bataillon 101, who later served with Panzergrenadier Regiment 73, and who received the Panzer Assault Badge (20 May 1944), the Close Combat Clasp,