A Set Of Flak Signals Nco’s Greatcoat Collar Tabs Auction Archive He was buried originally in

He was buried originally in Ramegnies Churchyard next to his pilot but was later moved to Tournai Communal Cemetery (Allied Extension)

" (Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster) and numbered "653146"

he was transferred to the Canadian Machine Gun Corps on March 19

Footnote: Summary of Service from the files of the War Intelligence of the Luftwaffe

on original photograph with strong signature in blue ink

A Set Of Flak Signals Nco’s Greatcoat Collar Tabs Auction Archive He was buried originally inConstructed of bright red Flak Waffenfarbe felt with aluminum bullion tress stitched onto each collar tab; buckram core; measuring 60 mm x 38 mm; very fine condition.