Germany, SS. A Latvian Waffen-SS Volunteer’s Sleeve Insignia Hold belt loop on the reverse

belt loop on the reverse

obverse centre presenting a six armed star in the wattle pattern

The word Kattari became Kataar in Punjabi and when pronounced by the North Indians it became Katara and subsequently with usage by multi-cultural ethnic groups of north india became Katar

1943 and early 1944

but was renamed on June 22

Germany, SS. A Latvian Waffen-SS Volunteer’s Sleeve Insignia Hold belt loop on the reverse(rmelschild der lettischen Freiwilligen der Waffen SS). A Latvian Waffen SS volunteers sleeve insignia, consisting of a red rayon blended shield overlaid by a silver aluminum wire tresse (in imitation of Latvias national emblem) topped by a black bar bearing a machine embroidered inscription of LATVIJA, the reverse reinforced with paper, unmarked, measuring 48 mm (w) x 72 mm (h), demonstrating minor material fatigue, in uniform removed and better than