Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair Of Second War Period Wehrpässe (Military Passports) certificate_of_authenticity with a national eagle clutching

with a national eagle clutching a swastika on the top and a ribbon on the bottom

removed from the medal bar

with a finely detailed silver aluminum police eagle fastened onto the cap band

Consisting of a bronze gilt eight-pointed cross in blue enamels

Marathon County

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair Of Second War Period Wehrpässe (Military Passports) certificate_of_authenticity with a national eagle clutching(Wehrpsse). This is a pair of extremely well preserved, Second War period Wehrpsse (Military Passports), including: A Wehrpass belonging to Oberstleutnant Alfred Reinhard Martin Henning, issued in Stettin on 1 December 1943. Henning was born in Stettin, Germany (now Szczecin, Poland) on 29 January 1906. Measuring 105 mm (w) x 148 mm (h). In near extremely fine condition. A Wehrpass belonging to Willi Erwin Rupp, issued in Knigsberg on 9 February 1942.