Wound Badge & Infanterie Pin - Fake?

[Donkeyboy]

I have a wound badge that I believe is a fake. Although there seems to be a huge variety of wound decorations, many of which look almost exactly like mine, there is one notable difference. The one that I have does NOT have the bolt on the front side of the helmet. Every other example I have seen on the internet of this badge has the bolt on the helmet. Am I wrong or is this just another variation?
I also have this Infanterie pin that I think is genuine but I have never seen another example like it anywhere. Can anyone give me an idea of what it might be?
Thank you,
DB

[HPL2008]

The wound badge is indeed post-war, manufactured by Souval, unless I am much mistaken. (You can tell from the "claw"-shaped catch.)

I cannot offer a positive ID on the Infanterie pin, but I think I have seen something like it before. It's definitely not a military badge as such, but something for civilian wear. (Like a tinnie, a donation badge or something for former infantrymen/reservists or even men who had volunteered for the infantry but not been called up yet.)

[Donkeyboy]

Thank you for your information. I greatly appreciate it.
DB

[harryamb2]

hpl got it a post war souval.I like them because had quality.

[rbminis]

I agree with Andreas on the wound badge, do not know anything about the pin.
Ralph.

[bigmacglenn]

The Infanterie pin was given to those young men newly selected for that particular branch...there are similar pins for the other branches of service as well...Artillerie, etc...It's an early pre-war item, btw.
cheers, Glenn