Germany, Heer. Two Period Photos Of A Wehrmacht General certificate_of_authenticity the lid bearing a silver

the lid bearing a silver embossed Federal Republic-style German national eagle

the underside of the visor and neck guard are lined with black felt

the medals going to his father

176 on July 1

Three months after the announcement of his Military Cross appeared in the London Gazette

Germany, Heer. Two Period Photos Of A Wehrmacht General certificate_of_authenticity the lid bearing a silverBoth measuring 10. 5 x 14. 7 cm each; The photos show a soldier of the Wehrmacht, with cap and without. The collar patches identify him as a general or general field marshall. The style of these patches is called alt Larisch, the devices are sometimes called Arabesken (arabesques). Field marshals wore the same as generals until 1941, after which they were authorized to wear a variant with three rather than two iterations of the repeating pattern.