the top is crowned by a national Kriegsmarine eagle with spread wings
1944 Kraas suffered a shrapnel grenade wound to the right cheek and maxillary sinus and received medical attention
14 mm (h) and weighing 19
with the owner's name inscribed in handwritten black ink "De Weigand"
Individuals may qualify for permanent wear of this badge after being assigned to the staff for one year on active duty or two years as a reservist
Germany, Third Reich. A Lot Of Second War Period Day Badges Newly Listed the top is crowned by(Tagesabzeichen). A group of six Third Reich period day badges, including a NSBO circular, hollow backed alloy metal badge in a gold finish, the obverse centre design depicts a swastika, surmounted by an emblem of a hand wielding a hammer, with a swastika on the head, beside a section of a cogged wheel with the initials N. S. B. O on the rim, the circular border inscription reads N. S. B. O. FAHNENWEIHE SEPTEMBER 1933 PFARRKIRCHEN, reverse shows a