A Driver’s Proficiency Badge In Bronze Award Document To Otto Harms Hold A 1920's Royal Yugoslav Officer's

A 1920's Royal Yugoslav Officer's Belt and Buckle - Buckle has a two-piece construction

" (Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster = German Reich Registered Design) and "800" (silver) on the reverse

A Danzig Tinnie - In plastic

A Czech Volunteer Cross for 1918-1919 - Bronze gilt

complemented by two dagger hanger rings and attached chain

A Driver’s Proficiency Badge In Bronze Award Document To Otto Harms Hold A 1920's Royal Yugoslav Officer'sA certificate, measuring 209x144mm, near mint condition. It states that Obergefreiter (Senior Lance Corporal) Otto Harms on the Staff of the 1st Detachment of Flak Regiment 26 (motorised platoon) was awarded the Drivers Proficiency Badge in Bronze. The document is dated to December 21, 1943 and signed in pencil by Lieutenant Colonel of Flak Regiment 101, Herbert Stephan (18991944, KIA).