Original German WWII Set of Two Early Brass Wound Badges - 2nd Class in Silver and 3rd Class in Black by Schauerte & Hohfeld Technical Books the Regiment deployed on the

the Regiment deployed on the Island on 6 April to await the forthcoming attack on Arnhem

and contained half of the rations to be combined to feed 5 Service Members

brass and red spacers are still present and in wonderful condition

"Q64" indicating that indicating manufacture by Quist in Esslingen

"Operation Deep Freeze" has come to be used as a general term for US operations in that continent

Original German WWII Set of Two Early Brass Wound Badges - 2nd Class in Silver and 3rd Class in Black by Schauerte & Hohfeld Technical Books the Regiment deployed on theOriginal Items. Only One Set of Two Available. Here we have a lovely set of two German WWII Verwundetenabzeichen (Wound Badges), one 2nd class in Silver and one 3rd Class in Black! The latter was awarded for 1 2 wounds, while the Silver was awarded once they had accumulated 3 4 wounds. This represents the normal "progression" as a soldier was wounded in combat over the course of his service, and both are the early brass type, which stopped being made