German Army Standard Bearer Arm Shield (Cavalry version)

CATEGORY: Version

SKU: 20.GOR.03.02.15.001.002

Estimated market value:

$600 USD

  • German Army Standard Bearer Arm Shield (Cavalry version) Obverse
  • German Army Standard Bearer Arm Shield (Cavalry version) Reverse

Estimated market value:

$600 USD

Attributes

  • Country
    Germany

Physical Description and Item Details


Bevo-woven golden-yellow threads (for Cavalry), also black, moss-green threads and silvery flat wire, all on light moss-green colored cloth, in worn condition, tunic removed; approximately measures 10x12cm; very scarce and desirable item.

History


The Arm Shield for the Standard Bearer was introduced on August 4, 1936. The standard bearer was usually an NCO. The shield was worn on the upper right arm. It served the same function as the standard bearer’s gorget, but was not removable. The colour was determined by the wearer’s branch colour.

FOR SALE / WANTED

Item For Sale By

Be the first to sell this item

Wanted By

Be the first to request this item

Comments

Sign in to comment and reply.

Scroll Top