Original German WWII Black 3rd Class Wound Badge by Klein & Quenzer with Named Award Document - Dated 1943 U.S. Ordnance Both battalions then participated in

Both battalions then participated in the drive which freed Rome and continued into the Alban hills

It bears an original Japanese paper tag and heavy sighing

4th ENLISTMENT

On the same day the 42d Division passed to the command of the IV Corps

The reversible camouflage consisted of a green leaf 'summer' design with a brown cloud 'winter' pattern on the underside

Original German WWII Black 3rd Class Wound Badge by Klein & Quenzer with Named Award Document - Dated 1943 U.S. Ordnance Both battalions then participated inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice steel construction black (3rd Class) wound badge, complete with its original "possession award" certificate! The award document indicates that it was awarded to Gefreiter Heinrich Kopp of 3. (Flak.) Pz. Jg. Abt. 389 (Panzerjger Abteilung 389). It was awarded on 25. January 1944 for a single injury sustained on 13. 11. 1943. ; The award was given at Plauen i. V. It bears the stamp of the hospital