Germany, Heer. A Set Of Infanterie-Regiment 134 Stalingrad Shoulder Board Cyphers Auction Archive Huron and Athabaskan

Huron and Athabaskan

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He was discharged upon demobilization on September 15

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he remained to direct operations of his Group until all ammunition was expended and then led them back to their carrier

Germany, Heer. A Set Of Infanterie-Regiment 134 Stalingrad Shoulder Board Cyphers Auction Archive Huron and Athabaskan(Insignien fr Schulterklappen). A set of Infanterie Regiment 134 shoulder board cyphers, each constructed of a silvered bronze alloy, consisting of Latin Crosses, the obverse arms painted in blue, with a central raised Wehrmacht eagle clutching a mobile swastika, above a banner bearing a raised inscription of STALINGRAD, one cross retaining all four reverse attachment prongs with the other retaining two, both unmarked and measuring 25 mm (w) x 34 mm