Germany, Wehrmacht. A Second War Wehrmacht Officer's Tote Case Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic as documented in the Supplement

as documented in the Supplement to the London Gazette 36994 of March 20

His citation appeared in the London Gazette on November 3

The principles of the order were as follows: “1

the reverse bearing an engraved inscription of “FÜR FÜNFJÄHRIGEN EHRENAMTLICHEN EINSATZ” (“FOR FIVE YEARS OF VOLUNTARY SERVICE”)

consisting of a Maltese Cross with black enameled arms

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Second War Wehrmacht Officer's Tote Case Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic as documented in the SupplementLeather with a pebbled reddish brown finished upper and a natural raw underside, constructed with two basic compartments. The front of the case has seven individual sleeves for writing instruments and two insert sleeves, the two latter sleeves with aged and deteriorating rubber erasers. It is hinged at the right and folds open to reveal two panels covered in clear plastic, with a grid system in red on each, its edges stitched with reinforcing reddish