Germany, Heer. A Pair Of Badges certificate_of_authenticity It is signed by Göring

It is signed by Göring and certified by Colonel General Bruno Loerzer (1891–1960)

only light gilt wear due to period use

10th Infantry Regiment

(JAMES DUNCAN)

obverse illustrating a helmeted soldier surrounded by an open-ended wreath of oak leaves

Germany, Heer. A Pair Of Badges certificate_of_authenticity It is signed by GöringA Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Drivers Proficiency Badge, an ovular badge constructed of magnetic metal, with a laurel wreath and a steering wheel, with a field grey wool backer, measuring 40. 72 mm (w) x 44. 02 mm (h); A Black Grade Wound Badge, an oval shaped badge constructed of blackened magnetic metal, the obverse pebbled with a Stahlhelm featuring a large mobile swastika on its side superimposed on crossed swords within a wreath of laurel wreaths with