Original German WWII Bronze Grade Infantry Assault Badge by Josef Feix & Söhne German Uniforms It was salvaged from Lake

It was salvaged from Lake Michigan after crashing during carrier qualifications and was completely restored by Museum staff and volunteers

It also has shortened serial number 623 on the range control

Many Mutineers fled India and crossed into Nepal and by Treaty with England the Nepalese disarmed these Rebels and were permitted to retain their weapons provided they hanged every Mutineer that came into Nepal

This is was produced by the United States War Manpower Commission and published bye the United States Government Printing Office

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Original German WWII Bronze Grade Infantry Assault Badge by Josef Feix & Söhne German Uniforms It was salvaged from LakeOriginal Items: Only One Available. Called in German a Infanterie Sturmabzeichen, this genuine badge is constructed of bronzed zinc. Over time, the bronze wears off, so they appear dark gray in places, as this example does. Consisting of an oval shaped oak wreath in bronzed zink, with a German national eagle clutching a swas on the top, with a bow tie at the base; diagonally across the badge is a Karabiner 98k with the bayonet attached to the front of