Two Second War German Civil Administrator Shoulder Boards Hold when the aircraft exploded in

when the aircraft exploded in mid-air near RAF Station Foulsham in Norfolk on December 11

and soon to be decommissioned and sold)

original ribbons)

with a paper backer marked “Carl Berger Glaserei Sonthofen (Bayr

he was appointed Lieutenant-Colonel of the 53rd (Sherbrooke Infantry) Battalion (which later became the 53rd Sherbrooke Regiment)

Two Second War German Civil Administrator Shoulder Boards Hold when the aircraft exploded inA grouping of two Second War German Wehrmacht Beamte shoulder boards, consisting of 1) A War Administration Inspector General shoulder board; constructed of four rows of shiny silvery Russian braid, edged with green coloured Waffenfarbe piping with same Waffenfarbe backing, with a thin line of green twisted wire between the braids; with two silvered aluminum rank pips as well as a Military Administration cypher (indicating Wartime Administration