Germany, Third Reich. A Reich Finance Administration/Customs Border Guards Armband Emblem Republic of He was promoted to brigadier

He was promoted to brigadier general on 3 February 1926 for his efforts against Abd el-Krim's tribe

When he enlisted with the 246th Battalion on December 12

The brass lock plate exhibits multiple scratches and is stamped "2F6" on its reverse

maroon pebbled paper exterior

the obverse bearing raised and rightward-facing busts of Tsar Peter I (“the Great”) and Catherine I

Germany, Third Reich. A Reich Finance Administration/Customs Border Guards Armband Emblem Republic of He was promoted to brigadier(Reichsfinanzverwaltung Zollgrenzschutz rmelschild fr die Armbinde). Constructed of gilded brass, the obverse consisting of a pebbled oval disc, bearing a central German national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika, topped by inscriptions of REICHSFINANZVERWALTUNG ZOLLGRENZSCHUTZ (REICH FINANCE ADMINISTRATION CUSTOMS BORDER GUARDS), situated above a plaque bearing a stamped and blackened identification number of 27821, perforated at cardinal