A 1918 Award Document For A Wound Badge; Landsturm Infantry Regiment 36 Buy Now two-piece construction with police insignia

two-piece construction with police insignia affixed by two rivets

only two to enlisted men

and was involved in the attempt to kill or capture the leader of the Partisans

and is buried in Plymouth Old Cemetery in Church L/H 19/12

exhibiting contact marks and surface wear in various locations

A 1918 Award Document For A Wound Badge; Landsturm Infantry Regiment 36 Buy Now two-piece construction with police insigniaFirst War award certificate for Wound Badge in Black; A First World War award certificate for the Wound Badge in Black. It measures 165x104mm, extremely fine condition considering its age, with folding creases; It was awarded Im Felde, in the field, on July 19, 1918. The recipient is a Gefreiter, Lance Corporal, his first name is Heinrich, the last name has been made unreadable. It could be Linnenkamp. He served in the Landsturm Infantry Regiment 36,