Germany, Heer. A Late-War Sturmgeschütz Wrap to an Officer Candidate certificate_of_authenticity supplemented by images of key

supplemented by images of key commanders of Austro-Hungarian

set within a knotted border topped by a piton

The blade is 34mm wide at the ricasso

Marshall was Drill Instructor from 1914 to 1917 and drilled the men two nights a week

and white badges of the Order

Germany, Heer. A Late-War Sturmgeschütz Wrap to an Officer Candidate certificate_of_authenticity supplemented by images of key(Heer Sturmgeschtzjacke). A late war Heer Sturmgeschtz (Assault Gun) crew wrap, constructed of field grey wool twill. It features a turned down collar which transitions into double breast lapels, and which is flanked on each side by tabs constructed of field grey wool, trimmed with red piping, pinned with matching Totenkopf devices, and measuring 35 mm (w) x 75 mm (l). The shoulders are topped by straps which are constructed of field grey wool,