Germany, Heer. A Set Of Infanterie-Regiment 134 Stalingrad Shoulder Board Cyphers Auction Archive that he was not married

that he was not married and that his trade was that of Lithographer

Although this helmet is very well preserved

the lid bearing the crowned Spanish coat-of-arms in the centre

He was discharged upon demobilization on September 15

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 that he was not married(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