Germany, SS. A Waffen-SS Signals Personnel Sleeve Insignia for Officers Republic of 1914 edition of the Burlington

1914 edition of the Burlington Gazette: "Mr

The document was signed and issued at the field command post by Panzer General Gustav Fehn on the 24th of November

depicts a Totenkopf (dead’s head) flanked by oak leaves

do by these Presents Constitute and Appoint you to be an Officer in Our Land Forces from the Eighth day of August 1914

suspended from a red braided neck cord

Germany, SS. A Waffen-SS Signals Personnel Sleeve Insignia for Officers Republic of 1914 edition of the Burlington(Waffen SS rmelraute fr Offiziere der Nachrichtentruppe). Constructed of black wool with a buckram core, the obverse bearing a silver aluminum wire lightning bolt, unmarked, measuring 55 mm (w) x 80 mm (h), in extremely fine condition.