Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot Of Wartime Portraits Auction later the same day Brillant

later the same day Brillant led two platoons in a successful attack on enemy positions after his company’s progress was again checked by machine gun fire

Commander’s neck badge in silver and enamels

1916 and ten days later

as he was transferred to No

Ops Wing with Second Award Bar (in sterling silver

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot Of Wartime Portraits Auction later the same day Brillant(Wehrmacht Portrts). A lot of three wartime portraits, including one depicted two Heer soldiers in the field, with an Unteroffizier wearing a 1939 Iron Cross II Class ribbon, a Close Combat Clasp of indeterminate grade, an Infantry Assault Badge, a Silver Grade Wound Badge, and a Kuban Shield, as well as a Feldwebel, in uniform and wearing a 1939 Iron Cross II Class ribbon, an Infantry Assault Badge, and an indeterminate ribbon bar, measuring 132 mm