Original German WWII Embroidered State Service Volunteer Armband marked City of Düren Japanese Marines Snap flap on one side

Snap flap on one side the other is stitched up

A very nice example of a rare WII German dagger

a memento of the Victorian Empire with plenty of research potential

Battle of the Bulge - The Ardennes OffensiveThe Germans launched their last great offensive in Belgium on 16 December

there were aircraft-mounted and naval variants

Original German WWII Embroidered State Service Volunteer Armband marked City of Düren Japanese Marines Snap flap on one sideOriginal Item: Only One Available. The yellow German State Service Armband was worn by uniformed German personnel who were attached to the Armed Forces during WWII. Often, these were worn by men of the Reichsarbeitsdienst (State Labor Service) and Reichsbahn (State Train Service) who were operating with the German Army in the occupied countries. This is an excellent used embroidered example, with a lovely worn look, and the correct depot stamp on the