Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz Cut Out - unmarked
Mark: Unmarked
Maker: ?
Location: ?
Verwundetenabzeichen: Schwarz
Type: Cut Out
A bit worn, with a lack of coating on the inside. Overall quality is similar to the badges avaiable on the forum, Id say, its not a top notch, but still fine. Type of the pin is similar as well, it has pointy bottom.
Last edited by rbminis; 09-08-2016 at 09:07 PM. Reason: Edited title.
Looks good to me, friend...The Cut-Out Variants were available for private purchase...Here is mine....
cheers, Glenn
I saw your collection of Blac, Silver, Gold, they look like they were made today, or yesterday. I always wonder, what these badges went through, to come out after all these years in mint condition. Someone must have taken a great care of them, or they were hidden, forgotten, and found after the years, as lots of other items do.
Most often bought & worn after the war by veterans for special occasions, which explains their good condition....
It took me a long time to find all 3 in such condition and at an affordable price...
Glenn
With many threads I see the word "schwartz" used (look around).
Correct would be "schwarz"!! The first simply is the pronouncing of the word......
"Wir sollen auch unser Leben für die Brüder lassen" (1.Joh.3.16):
zum Gedächtnis Wilhelm Schenk. Er starb fürs Vaterland am 13. Juni 1916
My personal Pet-Peeve is the oft-encountered "Liebstandarte" instead of Leibstandarte, lol...by Wilhelm Saris
cheers, Glenn
You are right, Glenn. There are so many and not only at this forum:My personal Pet-Peeve is the oft-encountered "Liebstandarte" instead of Leibstandarte, lol...
cheers, Glenn
Riechszeugmeisterie/Reichszeugmeisterie, Kreigsmarine. Riechsarbeitsdienst or whatever.
Maybe we should make a list of "forbidden" words!
"Wir sollen auch unser Leben für die Brüder lassen" (1.Joh.3.16):
zum Gedächtnis Wilhelm Schenk. Er starb fürs Vaterland am 13. Juni 1916
There maybe indeed many, but its a first one for me. A simple typo, also I noticed that after you edit the topic name, it doesnt get updated on the forum, but once you enter edited topic, you will be able to see the difference.With many threads I see the word "schwartz" used (look around).
Correct would be "schwarz"!! The first simply is the pronouncing of the word......
--and then there is people like my self who can't spell worth a damn.
I can't hardly write a letter with out using a dicionary. I know some of
you guys like to be the grammar police but please cut some of us a
little slack.
gregM
Live to ride -- Ride to live
I was addicted to the "Hokey-Pokey" but I've turned
myself around.
German Grammar is unforgiving, Greg, lol...
cheers, Glenn
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