Germany, Wehrmacht. A Allied-Issued Safe Conduct Pass for German Personnel Auction inscribed in black ink with

inscribed in black ink with the owner's initials "WH" on the underside of the belt behind the tab

black wool forming the base behind the inscription "HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE" (French for "Shame on Him Who Thinks this Evil") of the garter surrounding the shield

Served in the Egyptian War of 1882 as Aide de Camp to Brigadier-General Nugent

where he was admitted to Percy Jones General Hospital in Battle Creek

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Allied-Issued Safe Conduct Pass for German Personnel Auction inscribed in black ink with(Passierschein). Constructed of paper with multi coloured ink, the obverse bearing inscriptions in both English and German, topped by American and British seals, ensuring safe conduct and human treatment to any German serviceman who surrenders to Allied forces, the reverse featuring a German language inscription detailing the rights of prisoners of war (POWs) which will be honoured, measuring 135 mm (w) x 215 cm (h), demonstrating creasing and minor