Germany, Heer. An Artillerie-Regiment 102 Identification Tag Newly Listed Accompanied by its original presentation

Accompanied by its original presentation case of issue

all with their right arms extended forward and their hands resting upon one another in the centre

The wire types and grades applied to helmets often differed depending on the theatre of combat where the helmet was being used

including a mis-matched set of Heer Enlisted Engineers straps

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Germany, Heer. An Artillerie-Regiment 102 Identification Tag Newly Listed Accompanied by its original presentation(Artillerie Regiment 102 Erkennungsmarke). Constructed of zink, the obverse bearing a double stamped inscription of STAB A. R. 102, number 7 (presumably 7. Batterie), and blood type of B, perforated with four holes for suspension, with the top holes retaining a suspension cord, unmarked, measuring 70 mm (w) x 70 mm (h), with minor oxidation evident, in near extremely fine condition.