Original German WWII Silver Wound Badge by Klein & Quenzer A.G of Idar-Oberstein in Original Case Chinese Militaria beginning in the early 1950s

beginning in the early 1950s

96 (Austria) and it was manufactured in 1941

but the post-war years brought a collapse in the market for fine sporting arms

chief engineer for Galvin Manufacturing (now Motorola) and was the first true hand-held unit to see widespread use

including the all-black 969th Field Artillery Battalion

Original German WWII Silver Wound Badge by Klein & Quenzer A.G of Idar-Oberstein in Original Case Chinese Militaria beginning in the early 1950sOriginal Item: Only One Available. A fine maker marked silver wound badge with original case box by Klein & Quenzer A. G of Idar Oberstein. The badge itself is constructed out of a die struck, zinc alloy base that has been silver washed. The oval badge depicts an embossed profile of a mobile swas, above an M35 pattern helmet, which is above two crossed broadswords. This then lies on a pebbled field and is surrounded by a laurel leaf and berry wreath