Wound Badges

A Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber (2. Form). Introduced September 1, 1939, the wound badge in silver was awarded to those who were wounded three or four times by hostile action (including air raids), or frostbitten in the line of duty. It is constructed out of a die struck finezink base that has been silver washed, chemically burnished and lacquered. The oval shaped obverse depicts ... Read and See More

A Verwundetenabzeichen in silber by Carl Wild of Hamburg. The silver wound badge was awarded to those who were wounded three or four times by hostile action (including air raids), or frostbitten in the line of duty. It is constructed out of a die struck zinc base that has been silver washed. The oval shaped obverse depicts an embossed profile ... Read and See More

A Verwundetenabzeichen in silber by Carl Wild of Hamburg. The silver wound badge was awarded to those who were wounded three or four times by hostile action (including air raids), or frostbitten in the line of duty. It is constructed out of a die struck zinc base that has been silver washed. The oval shaped obverse depicts an embossed profile ... Read and See More

Five-piece Award/POW Discharge Document Group to Unteroffizier Reihard Schenck (Born December 19, 1924) of the 8. Inf./Gren. Rgt. 426. Schenck was awarded the:

• Black Wound Badge - November 28, 1941
• Iron Cross 2nd Class - June 24, 1942
• Infantry Assault Badge in Silver - June 6, 1942
• Silver Wound Badge - May 18, 1944

Accompanying the Award Documents is a ... Read and See More

A Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber by 30 - Hauptmünzamt of Wien. The silver wound badge was awarded to those who were wounded three or four times by hostile action (including air raids), or frostbitten in the line of duty. It is constructed out of a die struck zinc base that has been silver washed, much of the silver is absorbed. The ... Read and See More

A Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber (2. Form) by 107 - Carl Wild of Hamburg. The silver wound badge was awarded to those who were wounded three or four times by hostile action (including air raids), or frostbitten in the line of duty. It is constructed out of a die struck zinc base that has been silver washed. The oval shaped obverse depicts an ... Read and See More

A Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz 1939 by “95” - Adolf Scholze of Grunwald. The Black Wound Badge was awarded to those who were wounded once or twice by hostile action (including air raids), or frostbitten in the line of duty. It is constructed out of a die stamped steel base that has been black painted and lacquered. The oval shaped obverse depicts an ... Read and See More

Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz (2. Form). Introduced September 1, 1939, the wound badge in black was awarded to those who were wounded once or twice times by hostile action (including air raids), or frostbitten in the line of duty. It is constructed out of a die stamped tombak base that has been black painted and lacquered. The oval shaped obverse depicts an embossed profile ... Read and See More

A great looking stickpin to add alongside the badge! The black wound badge was awarded to those who were wounded by hostile action (including air raids), or frostbitten in the line of duty. It is constructed out of a die struck zinc-alloy base that has been black painted. The oval shaped obverse depicts an embossed profile of a mobile swastika, ... Read and See More

Nice document with a center fold. ... See More

The Condor Legion wound badges were awarded to wounded German volunteers who fought in the 1936-1939 Spanish War of Liberation! It is constructed out of a die stamped, nickel-silver alloy base that has been silver washed. The oval badge depicts an embossed profile of a (separately stamped) swastika, above an Imperial M16 pattern helmet, which is again above two crossed ... Read and See More