Original German WWII Armband Lot With (2) Deutsche Wehrmacht Civilian Service Armbands and (1) Stretcher Bearer Armband - 3 Items Brunswick Parts with Airborne Commander Ngô Quang

with Airborne Commander Ngô Quang Trưởng once described by former Airborne-adviser and Gulf War commanding General Norman Schwarzkopf Jr

so it does not look to have been arsenal reconditioned

and the securing chain intact

The Gustaf was soon sold around the world and became one of the primary squad-level anti-tank weapons for many West European armies

This piece is marked with a grid on one side

Original German WWII Armband Lot With (2) Deutsche Wehrmacht Civilian Service Armbands and (1) Stretcher Bearer Armband - 3 Items Brunswick Parts with Airborne Commander Ngô QuangOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 3 Available. The "armband system" was instituted by the NSDAP Party in 1939 at the same time that the political leadership ranks were expanded into their final form. The purpose of the armband system was to denote positional titles within the NSDAP Party in contrast to a party member's political rank. There were three groupings of armbands, classified as "operational", "administrative", and "command". The operational