Germany. An Early Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Officer’s Visor Cap Eagle Buy Now swastikas at the bottom and

swastikas at the bottom and bottom

Signature on Post War Photo: Ludwig Neigl

with length of original neck ribbon (20cm)

He was invalided to England aboard the Hospital Ship Dieppe and transferred to the Canadian Casualty Assembly Centre at Folkestone and subsequently admitted to East Leeds War Hospital

It was also noted that the four men that were killed "were on duty at the time of the accident and were not guilty of improper conduct

Germany. An Early Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Officer’s Visor Cap Eagle Buy Now swastikas at the bottom andAn example of an early Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Officers visor cap eagle; constructed of silvered bronze; with both prongs fully intact on the reverse; unmarked; measuring 48. 83 mm xc 29. 12 mm; weighing 2. 3 grams; lightly bent; in overall fine condition.