A 1936 Black Grade Wound Badge Authorization Document Buy Now with the following related items:

with the following related items: - The recipient's related miniature awards

but in parts there was something feeble from want of more physical power

Such was the ad hoc manner in which the War Office assembled the "Intelligence Corps" at the outset of hostilities

All accommodation and storage huts were built by the engineers and they were also charged with maintaining sanitation standards

GAUNT LONDON" and marked "MADE IN ENGLAND" at the base

A 1936 Black Grade Wound Badge Authorization Document Buy Now with the following related items:A certificate for being eligible to wear the Wound Badge in Black. It measures 209x148mm, very fine condition with folding creases, some age spots, and two punched holes. The certificate is called a Berechtigungsausweis, which translates to permit ID. The recipient, Kaufmann (merchant) Max Pscherer from Unterlind (today a borough of Sonneberg in Thuringia, central Germany) is eligible to wear the Wound Badge in Black for members of the army (as