Germany, Imperial. A Black Grade Wound Badge Hold that we had better get

that we had better get on the other side of the breastworks

very minor enamel chipping to blue enamel obverse

The members who served were also well decorated

Moore Barracks at Shorncliffe on February 28th with a contusion to his back

A Ghuznee 1839 - (Edmond Dougherty 16th Lancers) Naming is neatly privately engraved in small italic script as well as small block capitals in the reverse field

Germany, Imperial. A Black Grade Wound Badge Hold that we had better getA first war German Black Grade Wound Badge (Verwundetenabzeichen); oval shaped blackened bronze; hollow version; the obverse pebbled with a Stahlhelm in the centre superimposed on crossed swords within a wreath of laurel leaves with a tied bow at the bottom; the reverse plain with a vertical needle style pin, sheet metal hinge, and a round wire catch; measuring 39. 47 mm (w) x 44. 71 mm (h); weighing 9. 3 grams; in overall extremely fine condition.