'WVD Brüssel' BeVo style arm-eagle

BeVo style arm-eagle: 'Deutsche Reichsbahn' 'WVD Brüssel'. One of the new insignia, introduced in September of 1941, was the arm-eagle that was utilized to differentiate between the four German Railway directorates, namely, the WVD 'Wehrmacht Verkehrsdirektion' (Armed-forces Traffic-directorate), the RVD 'Reichsverkersdirektion' (National-traffic-directorate), the HVD 'Hauptverkehrsdirektion' (Central-traffic-directorate), and the RBD 'Reichsbahndirektion' (National-railway-directorate). These four directorates were further broken down into divisions based on important railway yards or areas. This is a piece that was worn by a member of the 'WVD' Brussels in occupied Belgium. Very nice example in clearly used and tunic removed condition. Nice eagle!