Germany, Wehrmacht. A Kurland Cuff Title Auction securely stitched at both ends

securely stitched at both ends to the interior of the tunic

eighty-eight men and three officers (Captain Edgar Ambrose Pengelly

several of which he was Second in Command

12 days with the Royal Marines (2 years

For most of the year they flew missions against Allied ship convoys in the Arctic Ocean

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Kurland Cuff Title Auction securely stitched at both ends(rmelband Kurland). Instituted 12 March 1945. (1945 issue). Constructed of machine woven silver grey cotton threading, the exterior bearing a machine embroidered black inscription of KURLAND, flanked on the left by a machine embroidered black shield bearing a Teutonic Order style cross with each arm completing in a fleur de lys, flanked on the right by a shield bearing a coat of arms of the former Courland capital city of Mitau (now Jelgava),