Description
Belt with a black finished upper and dark brown finished reverse
McNiven signed his Attestation Paper as a Private with the 39th Infantry Battalion
with all four prongs
He arrived with his new regiment on November 15th but sought hospitalization a month later
maker marked "TIFFANY & Co MAKERS" and marked "STERLING"
A 1944 German Army Weapon Agency Letter To The Warsaw United Machine Manufacturers, Ltd. Buy Now Belt with a black finishedItem: Army Acceptance Organization certificate, 21. 9 x 14. 6 cm; Date of item: 1944; Condition: Fair, signs of aging and dried water spot; A certificate from the Heeres Abnahmestelle (Army Acceptance Organization), a subsidiary of the Heereswaffenamt (Army Weapon Agency). Before WWII it was charged with the German rearmament. During the war it was responsible for testing and acceptance of all weapons, equipment, and ammunition before distribution.
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