A 1945 Wehrmacht Discharge Certificate Signed By Major General Kittel GTRexclude the Imperial Yeomanry was raised

the Imperial Yeomanry was raised to permit Yeomen to serve overseas

He flew at a height of 500 feet over the enemy's lines

while the pommel nut has a smooth surface on its top complemented by nicely serrated edges

Five First War European Medals and Awards - Three Austrian Medals

marked on reverse “L/1x” (possibly L/13)

A 1945 Wehrmacht Discharge Certificate Signed By Major General Kittel GTRexclude the Imperial Yeomanry was raisedDischarge certificate from Wehrmacht Adolf Lenz, 20. 9 x 14. 8 cm. Date of item: 1945. Condition: good, signs of aging, folding creases coming apart. A discharge certificate for employee Adolf Lenz from the High Command of the Wehrmacht that states that starting on Apr 30th, 1945 he is no longer working for them and receives several compensations (in the form of money, food, food stamps, and tobacco, but no soap or washing powder). It is dated May