GERMAN EM AFRIKA KORPS BEVO LITZEN COLLAR TABS
$5.95
GERMAN AFRIKA KORPS EM BEVO HEER LITZEN TABS – REPRODUCTION
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Description
EM Africa corps gold piped bevo collar tabs
Litzen for the DAK uniforms was standard for all branches.
Originally intended for just the Afrikakorps (DAK) but was used on all variants of the Tropical Tunics.
Set of two.
All tabs are unmounted.
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