Germany, Wehrmacht. A Commemorative Presentation Box to General der Panzertruppe Nikolaus von Vormann Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic before he was transferred back

before he was transferred back to RCAF Station Rockcliffe (February 1942 - February 1944)

and there is evidence that insignia previously pasted to the front and backer covers have been removed

An announcement appeared in the London Gazette 27963 of Friday

he trained as a Shoemaker and was so employed within the reinforcement organization for his continued stay in England

This particular buckle is illustrated on page 272

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Commemorative Presentation Box to General der Panzertruppe Nikolaus von Vormann Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic before he was transferred back(Prsentationsbox fr einen General der Panzertruppe). A unique commemorative presentation box, constructed of lacquered brown wood, the lid bearing a small bronze Totenkopf situated above a cluster of oak leaves, the front side bearing a gilded bronze plaque overlaid by an engraved logo of 9. Armee, the lid opening with dual functional hinges to reveal a gilded bronze plaque overlaid by an engraved inscription of SEINEM OBERBEFEHLSHABER HERRN GEN. D.