Spain, Fascist State. A Mixed Lot Of Spanish Insignia certificate_of_authenticity he was promoted to Generaloberst

he was promoted to Generaloberst (colonel general) and received the Oak Leaves to the Knight’s Cross for encircling and destroying the Soviet 39th Army

movement of the head was restricted and was therefore a disadvantage for pilots and a reason why mainly observers tended to adopt them

constructed of tan-coloured drill cloth

wearing a General Assault Badge and a 1939 Iron Cross ribbon

1944 in Italy

Spain, Fascist State. A Mixed Lot Of Spanish Insignia certificate_of_authenticity he was promoted to GeneraloberstTwo Spanish Army patches with rubberized detailing and bearing the Spanish Army seal, each measuring at approximately 48. 0mm (w) x 64. 3mm (h); one bronze belt buckle with a pressed Spanish Army seal and measuring at 55. 5mm (w) x 65. 3mm (h), one Spanish Army Seal badge with red enamels measuring at 37. 5mm (w) x 51. 3mm (h); and one artillery badge in cloth with embroidering measuring 65. 0mm (w) x 39. 2mm (h), all in very fine condition.