Germany, Heer. A Lot Of Wartime Heer Portraits Auction Archive with a slotted forest-green velvet

with a slotted forest-green velvet medal bed

He returned to England in 1945 and served with an Anti-Aircraft Battery until joining the Army Reserve in 1946

constructed of bronze and magnetic metal with multi-coloured enamels

Parks was with the Royal Garrison Artillery (133186) when the First World War began

Germany, Heer. A Lot Of Wartime Heer Portraits Auction Archive with a slotted forest-green velvet(Heer Portrts). A lot of three wartime Heer portraits, including one depicting a decorated Unteroffizier, in uniform and wearing the 1939 Iron Cross II Class ribbon, an Infantry Assault Badge in Silver, a Black Grade Wound Badge, a DRL Sports Badge, and a Heer Marksmanship Lanyard, the reverse stamped with the mark of a Ludwigsburg based studio, measuring 90 mm (w) x 140 mm (h), in near extremely fine condition; a second portrait depicting an