The Uniform Of Wehrmacht Generalmajor Josef Gerstmann Newly Listed he signed his Canadian Active

he signed his Canadian Active Service Force Attestation Paper with the 1st Anti-Aircraft Battery

on original triangular ribbon

There are brass five petal rose cockades on either side

was living in Saskatoon

the Graf's "Round-the-World" flight in August 1929 officially began and ended at Lakehurst Naval Air Station in New Jersey

The Uniform Of Wehrmacht Generalmajor Josef Gerstmann Newly Listed he signed his Canadian ActiveThe Uniform of Wehrmacht Generalmajor Josef Gerstmann The tunic is fabricated from green wool and is trimmed with forest green wool on the collar and the simulated French cuffs, with red piping. It is adorned with gold braid and silver bullion wire shoulder boards, each with a silvered gilt pip attached, with red wool bases, held in place by gold gilt pebbled buttons. The collar tabs are in gold bullion wire with red wool bases and machine sewn to the