Germany. A Mint And Unissued (R.d.j) German Hunting Association Agiullette certificate_of_authenticity the unit began to deploy

the unit began to deploy in different roles: three officers and 105 men joined the Natal Mounted Rifles in June 1944 as an infantry component

(Assmann and Söhne item nr

hand embroidered in flat silvery bullion wire

engraved with image of a building

along with a silvered cipher for “Observer Bataillon” and a silvered cipher for “NCO School Candidate” on each of the boards

Germany. A Mint And Unissued (R.d.j) German Hunting Association Agiullette certificate_of_authenticity the unit began to deployAn absolutely mint and unissued R. D. J (Reichsbund Deutscher Jger German Hunting Association) dress unufirm agiullette; constructed of extremely fine quality rolled silver aluminum bullion wire, divided into multiple sections with two sets of green dots in the chord; un opened; measuring 235 mm long (factory tied together); in mint and unissued condition. (C: 166)