Germany, Imperial. A Wound Badge, Silver Grade GTRexclude especially below the cockades and

especially below the cockades and is minus the drawstring

III” on the underside

was very much outnumbered but they whipped the pants off the Japanese and that stopped the movement towards the western coast of the United States

and Armed Forces Long Service Medal 1979: in cupro-nickel

as he was transferred to the Canadian Army Postal Corps at London on February 24th and assigned to No

Germany, Imperial. A Wound Badge, Silver Grade GTRexclude especially below the cockades and(Verwundeten Abzeichen). Instituted by Emperor Wilhelm II on 3 March 1918. An ovular badge constructed of die stamped bronze, the obverse bears a helmet superimposed over two upwards facing crossed swords on a pebbled background, encompassed by a laurel wreath border tied with a ribbon at the bottom, the reverse is plain and bears a vertical pinback with round wire catch, measuring 39. 16 mm (w) x 44. 31 mm (h), very fine.