Germany, Wehrmacht. A Rare Set Of Judicial Generalmajor Shoulder Boards Auction He signed his CEF Attestation

He signed his CEF Attestation Paper on March 30

He served with the Labour Corps of the 48th Company (formerly the 9th Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment)

but typical "Braca Knaus" example

most likely of Austrian WW1 period manufacture

circumscribed by an inscription of “VIRIBUS UNITIS” (“UNITED FORCES”)

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Rare Set Of Judicial Generalmajor Shoulder Boards Auction He signed his CEF Attestation(Wehrmacht Schulterklappen). A rare set of Wehrmacht Judicial Generalmajor shoulder boards, each constructed of crimson wool with buckram cores, bearing a length of silver aluminum wire piping flanked on each side by gold bullion wire piping, and pinned with gilded bronze Justice cyphers in the form of a gilded swords, both unmarked and measuring 38 mm (w) x 102 mm (l), in extremely fine condition.