Germany, Heer. A Pair Of German Army Infantry Oberleutnant Infantry Shoulder Boards United Republic of he was transferred to the

he was transferred to the Canadian Hospital in Eastbourne where he died on May 16th 1918 at 2:00am

surpassed only by the following night’s 1

engage and destroy four enemy airplanes in aerial combat and

Seyß-Inquart signed the documents that legalised the taking over of Austria by the German state

Germany, Heer. A Pair Of German Army Infantry Oberleutnant Infantry Shoulder Boards United Republic of he was transferred to the(Schulterklappen). A pair of Infantry Oberleutnant (Senior Lieutenant) shoulder boards, each constructed of a white wool base bearing silver aluminum bullion wire wound around in a U shape, with a gilded rank pip, measuring 35 mm (w) x 117 mm (h), and in good condition.