Original German WWII Set of Two Late War Heer Army Printed Breast Eagles - Unissued British Military Maps for God's sakes - and

for God's sakes - and we head to downtown New York

he was credited with shooting down five enemy bombers and became the first naval aviator recipient of the Medal of Honor in World War II

There is no maker marking or other tags inside

aircraft numbers were severely reduced due to economic pressures as well as the cessation of hostilities with neighbouring states

There is also a number 41 on the ricasso

Original German WWII Set of Two Late War Heer Army Printed Breast Eagles - Unissued British Military Maps for God's sakes - andOriginal Items: Only One Set of Two Available. As WWII progressed and Germany suffered ever increasing material shortages, it became difficult even to obtain the standard BeVo embroidered breast eagles for use on Heer Army uniforms. They were forced to turn to these printed versions, which are very rare to find on the market today. They are printed onto a 5"W x 4 7 8" piece of feldgrau cotton twill using what looks to be blue and white ink paint, and