Germany, Luftstreitkräfte. A Cut-Off Section Of Camouflage Cloth From A Downed German Plane, Western Front, C. 1918 Auction fraying of the edges

fraying of the edges

Commemorative Cross for Operations in Afghanistan (in silvered bronze

and on December 21 he was promoted to Lieutenant General

while the five Second World War medals are un-named

The insignia consist of an officer’s cap eagle

Germany, Luftstreitkräfte. A Cut-Off Section Of Camouflage Cloth From A Downed German Plane, Western Front, C. 1918 Auction fraying of the edges(Lozenge Tarnung). Constructed of a linen blended composite fabric finished on the exterior with a weatherproof lacquer in a classic oilcloth style, dyed in a four colour Lozenge camouflage pattern consisting of light brown, dark green, and rust brown geometric shapes (with the light brown fourth colour not included due to size of cut out), with a paper label embroidered to the exterior bearing a handwritten inscription indicating the the material was