Original German WWII Late War High Seas Fleet Badge - Zinc Construction - Unmarked U.S. Holsters This Excellent alternative to carrying

This Excellent alternative to carrying an expensive original into the field

for King Friedrich I of Prussia

The hallmarks reveal that the top was made in Birmingham in 1915 making this a most attractive item with much research potential offered in excellent condition

Just acquired from a recent military auction

News of this success arrived in Washington at the same time as that of the signing of the Treaty of Ghent

Original German WWII Late War High Seas Fleet Badge - Zinc Construction - Unmarked U.S. Holsters This Excellent alternative to carryingOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is a very good condition Late War Flottenkriegsabzeichen der Kriegsmarine High Seas Fleet Badge, made of Zinc alloy. Earlier in the war, these had been made of Brass with a blacked battleship in the middle, but as the war went on, they moved to zinc. As with many late war examples, it is not maker marked, but conforms correctly to the standard design. This example is in great shape, with a lovely patina,