Strange Wound Badge
Good day
I'm hoping you can help with this Imperial wound badge? Looks to have some age and genuine wear but the setup is strange - very thin pin for a start and what do you make of the colour? I'm guessing it is a fake.
Many thanks
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Ralph.
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Thanks.
I like it...a late-produced piece, judging by the simplified hardware...
Glenn
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Thank you @GlennAgain
By late produced piece do you mean late WW1 or later than that - 1920s 1930s?
And it is Gold grade? I've never seen a gold Imperial badge before.
Yes, a late-WW1 produced Gold Verwundetenabzeichen...1917-18 I'd say...You will also find WW1 Silver Wound Badges painted White (aka "Mattweiss" - Flat White)...I used to collect the privately purchased cut-out versions...
GlennAgain - Thank you so much for your time and knowledge, and for posting the additional photograph. Great learning
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