Germany. A Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Officer’s Breast Eagle Auction Archive The belt has a brass

The belt has a brass tab at the left end held in place via two eyelets

The front bears a finely-detailed bronze gilt crowned two-headed Austrian eagle coat-of-arms

1917 and reverted to the permanent rank of Private at his own request at London on May 3rd

toned nearly extremely fine

excellent stamping

Germany. A Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Officer’s Breast Eagle Auction Archive The belt has a brassAn example of a Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Officers breast eagle; constructed of twisted, rolled, and flat silver aluminum bullion wires on a bottle green (Flaschengrn) wool backer; the reverse with remnants of the original black rayon backer; measuring 103 mm (w) x 43 mm (h); uniform removed, with signs of mothing and damage on the right wing from use; in overall fair condition.