A Lithuanian Vytis Army Cap Badge Newly Listed Russian) in black ink on

Russian) in black ink on the reverse

s Army Group Centre which he led in 1941 through the Battle of Kiev and the Battle of Smolensk and then on to Vyazma and Bryansk

noting "Sgt

he was discharged on July 12th and transferred to the 35th Reserve Battalion

A Lithuanian Vytis Army Cap Badge Newly Listed Russian) in black ink onTwo piece construction; with a silvered armour clad knight on horseback holding an olden sword and shield (also known as the Vytis insignia); on a red enamelled bronze based dome; measuring 22 mm in diameter; three of four prongs fully intact; extremely fine condition. Footnote: The coat of arms of Lithuania, consisting of an armor clad knight on horseback holding an olden sword and shield, is also known as Vytis ("the Chaser"). The Lithuanian coat of