Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair Of Second War Period Wehrpässe (Military Passports) GTRexclude recalled for service in WW1

recalled for service in WW1 where he earned the EK2

Footnote: This type of badge worn from 1941 to 1943 by the Croat volunteers in the Italian sponsored Light Transport Regiment (Legione Croata Autotransportabile)

appears to have been mounted at some point

All of them were fitted with leather flaps for hanging on a tunic and coat button

The interior of the tunic features a matching field grey liner constructed out of a cotton/rayon blend

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair Of Second War Period Wehrpässe (Military Passports) GTRexclude recalled for service in WW1(Wehrpsse). This is a pair of extremely well preserved, Second War period Wehrpsse (Military Passports), including: A Wehrpass belonging to Oberstleutnant Alfred Reinhard Martin Henning, issued in Stettin on 1 December 1943. Henning was born in Stettin, Germany (now Szczecin, Poland) on 29 January 1906. Measuring 105 mm (w) x 148 mm (h). In near extremely fine condition. A Wehrpass belonging to Willi Erwin Rupp, issued in Knigsberg on 9 February 1942.