Germany, Third Reich. A 1934 German Car Rally Driver’s Armband Archive tearing evident in and around

tearing evident in and around some holes on the tab

The last ground battle of the war was launched by the Fifteenth Air Force from the air

A doctor in one of his later medical reports described Davidson's wounding that day: "quite fit until June 4th when he was buried three times by shells and he had severe shell shock

15th Battalion

Germany, Third Reich. A 1934 German Car Rally Driver’s Armband Archive tearing evident in and around(2000 Kilometer durch Deutschland Fahrers Armband). Constructed of light yellow cotton, the exterior bearing a black dyed inscription of FAHRER 1635 2000 KM 1934 (DRIVER 1635 2000 KM 1934), unmarked, measuring 70 mm (w) x 186 mm (l), in near extremely fine condition. Footnote: Organized by the NSKK, the 1934 2000 Kilometers through Germany was the second edition of an intended annual car rally involving both cars and motorcycles on a circuit race