Original Rare German WWII Reich Central Office Country Residence for City Children Armband - Reichszentrale Landaufenthalt für Stadtkinder E.V. MG 13 An unsuccessful trial with socket

An unsuccessful trial with socket or zigzag bayonets was made after the Battle of Fleurus in 1690

It was painted over a black anodized body

Most likely there was originally a warning about "coated optics" on the left side

Both sleeve cuffs are functional and complete with two buttons each

This set of shoulder boards have very nice gray felt backing and intact straps under neath

Original Rare German WWII Reich Central Office Country Residence for City Children Armband - Reichszentrale Landaufenthalt für Stadtkinder E.V. MG 13 An unsuccessful trial with socketOriginal Items: Only One Available. Nearly every military, civil, political and paramilitary organization in existence during the Third Reich used armbands. Armbands were worn on military and civilian uniforms and also on civilian clothes, from suit jackets to work clothing. They were used to denote membership in organizations, to indicate a specific role or function of the bearer, and as insignia of rank. Many organizations would change the design of