A Second War Cossack Auxiliary Volunteer Police Breast Insignia Newly Listed died 12 September 1889
Description
died 12 September 1889
the division surrendered to the advancing United States Army on 5 May 1945
inflicting heavy casualties with automatic weapons and rocket fire
1894 in Winnipeg
This is most complete and mint example of this type of belt and buckle we have offered
A Second War Cossack Auxiliary Volunteer Police Breast Insignia Newly Listed died 12 September 1889Worn by the Cossack volunteers serving in the German Wehrmacht as part of an Auxiliary Volunteer Police unit. Un cut and un issued, machine woven BeVo style green and gray embroidery, on a greenish gray rayon base, 33 mm x 137 mm, near mint.
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