Germany. A Mixed Lot Of Insignia And Ribbon Bars Hold with ink signature of Oberleutnant

with ink signature of Oberleutnant

It became obsolete in 1928

the obverse consisting of a pair of wreathed

(first as a student (1920-1925)

with aeroplanes and motor cars aboard destined for Arkhangelsk

Germany. A Mixed Lot Of Insignia And Ribbon Bars Hold with ink signature of Oberleutnant(Insignien und Bandschnallen). A mixed lot of 14 insignia and ribbon bars, including a Heer Gebirgsjger cap edelweiss, constructed of gilded and silvered bronze, perforated with four holes for sew on attachment, unmarked, measuring 54 mm (w) x 39 mm (h), in extremely fine condition; a Heer Jger cap insignia, constructed of a silvered zink alloy, consisting of three oak leaves, the reverse retaining one of three attachment prongs, unmarked, measuring