Item: G12280

RAD Group to Arbeitsmann Wilhelm Waldmann

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RAD Group to Arbeitsmann Wilhelm Waldmann

RAD Group to Arbeitsmann Wilhelm Waldmann - "Reichsarbeitsdienst". Includes his RAD Abteilung 4/186 Certificate for Schutzwall-Ehrenzeichen (named to "Artbeitsmann Wilhelm Waldmann Arbeitsdienstabteilung 4/186 (S XI) Kaiserslautern", dated October 30, 1940, emboss stamped in the lower left corner, 148 mm x 209 mm); a RAD Abteilung 4/186 Sleeve Badge (red and white embroidery on black cotton, marked with the RAJD inverted triangle insignia, marked "GES. GESCH." and maker marked "G. & W." on the reverse, 63 mm x 80 mm); an "S" (Saar) Cuff Title (white embroidery on black cotton, marked with the RAJD inverted triangle insignia, marked "GES. GESCH.", maker marked "G. & W." and numbered "39" at one end, 25 mm x 363 mm); his Name Tag (black ink on white paper, inscribed "Arbeitsmann Waldmann, Wilhelm RAD=Abtlg. 4/186 (S XI)", 40 mm x 70 mm); and a Photograph of Waldmann in Uniform (black and white, 59 mm x 89 mm, the Badge and Cuff Title clearly visible on his left arm). Extremely fine. (C:11)