Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot Of Foreign Volunteer Sleeve Shields GTRexclude the reverse with an integrated

the reverse with an integrated hinge and vertical pinback meeting a flattened catch

with original worn neck ribbon

soiling evident in one corner

Men from Brussels (Ainleyville was renamed in 1872) formed part of the 2nd Contingent of the 33rd Battalion in World War I and were part of the "Fighting 61st" in World War II

chipping evident in the white enamels on the reverse centrepiece ring

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot Of Foreign Volunteer Sleeve Shields GTRexclude the reverse with an integrated(Wehrmacht rmelschilder). A lot of three Wehrmacht foreign volunteer sleeve shields, including: 1. An Armenian Legion shield, constructed of yellow cotton, the obverse bearing a multi coloured printed unit insignia, unmarked, measuring 72 mm (w) x 80 mm (h), in unissued and extremely fine condition. 2. A Georgian Legion shield, constructed of white cotton, the obverse bearing a multi coloured printed unit insignia, unmarked, measuring 75 mm (w) x 80