Germany, Wehrmacht. A Kurland Cuff Title Newly Listed with light signs of wear

with light signs of wear but overall better than extremely fine condition

Quality of this badge would suggest WWII period of manufacture

Footnote: The Anker-Werke A

should not be mistaken for "Fe" that sometimes appeared after the manufacture code meaning "Feldfiltereinsatz" (field filter)

silvered bronze "USN"

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Kurland Cuff Title Newly Listed with light signs of wear(rmelband Kurland). Instituted 12 March 1945. (1945 issue). Constructed of machine woven silver grey cotton threading, the exterior bearing a machine embroidered black inscription of KURLAND, flanked on the left by a machine embroidered black shield bearing a Teutonic Order style cross with each arm completing in a fleur de lys, flanked on the right by a shield bearing a coat of arms of the former Courland capital city of Mitau (now Jelgava),