Germany, Third Reich. A Stalag-344 Allied Pow Identification Tag GTRexclude scattered gilt wear on the
Description
scattered gilt wear on the VM and silvering wear on the DM
Pechmann managed the newly established Department of Gewerbekunst (Commercial/Industrial Art) at the Bavarian National Museum
inscribed "DAS REICH VNTER ADOLF HITLER" above and engraver marked "K GOETZ" (Karl Goetz) below the map
Krupp's marriage was not a happy one
Bruststern zum Großkreuz)
Germany, Third Reich. A Stalag-344 Allied Pow Identification Tag GTRexclude scattered gilt wear on the(Kriegsgefangener Erkennungsmarke). Constructed of zink, with three suspension loops, the obverse bearing a double stamped inscription of STALAG 344 and an identification number of 31018, otherwise unmarked, measuring 60 mm (w) x 40 mm (h), with age appropriate wear evident, in overall better than very fine condition. Footnote: Formerly Stalag VIII B and renamed Stalag 344 in 1943, this facility had a lengthy history of hosting prisoners of war.
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