Germany, Heer. A Mint Pair Of Heer (Army) Generalmajor Shoulder Boards GTRexclude He stayed in the Reserve-Lazarett

He stayed in the Reserve-Lazarett (reserve military hospital) II Würzburg

Hauptsturmführer was the most commonly held SS officer rank during the Second World War

engraver marked "LORIOLI MILANO ROMA / A

Footnote: This medal was issued between 1920 and 1933 as a remembrance token

Germany, Heer. A Mint Pair Of Heer (Army) Generalmajor Shoulder Boards GTRexclude He stayed in the Reserve-Lazarett(Heer Generalmajor Schulterklappen). A pair of extremely well preserved Heer (Army) Generalmajor shoulder boards, constructed of red wool with cardboard reinforcement, each bearing inter woven dual bands of gold bullion wire flanking a single band of silver aluminum wire piping, unmarked, each measuring 40 mm (w) x 105 mm (l), with original cellophane pocket of issue, in unissued and mint condition. Top quality and condition.