An Early Pair Of Wehrmacht Infantry Shoulder Boards Hold and arranged and paid for

and arranged and paid for them to be smuggled to Canada and then make their way to Britain

Delisle died on October 7

marked AK on reverse lower arm (Albert Keibel)

35 mm long stickpins at either end

during the Allied capture of the Hindenburg Line

An Early Pair Of Wehrmacht Infantry Shoulder Boards Hold and arranged and paid forA well preserved mint, new old stock early (Traditional Period) pair of Wehrmacht Infantry Shoulder Boards; constructed of dark green (Flaschengrn) wool; with 82 embroidered on the obverse of the boards in white thread; with tongue attached to the boards; with olive cotton backer strip sewn to the bottom of the tongue; backer of shoulder boards are both feldgrrn, but different shades otherwise the boards are identical; measuring 106 mm x 43 mm; mint