Germany, Heer. An Infantry Standard Bearer’s Sleeve Insignia GTRexclude with inscription in original language

with inscription in original language on the top

He was to see service fin South Africa rom May 1900 until April 1901 and thus earning himself a Q

7 mm (w) x 105 mm (h) inclusive of its crown and bow-tied ribbon with shield suspension

showing various battles and the ship name which had participated

Germany, Heer. An Infantry Standard Bearer’s Sleeve Insignia GTRexclude with inscription in original languageA machine woven blue green shield shaped base, a black Wehrmacht style eagle with outstretched wings clutching a swastika in its talons sits at the top. To the left and right of the eagle are Infantry standards, the standards feature a central black eagle on a white field encompassed by a silver aluminum thread oak leaf wreath superimposed on a black iron cross bordered with silver aluminum wire, white swasatikas sit in the corners of the standards,