Germany, Federal Republic. A Parachutist Badge, Alternative 1957 Version Archive exhibiting enamel loss and corrosion

exhibiting enamel loss and corrosion

with Burn promoted to Chief Stoker on April 26

64 in 1932 while with the 12th Dragoons

with four cut-outs to allow cigars or cigarettes to be rested

Germany, Federal Republic. A Parachutist Badge, Alternative 1957 Version Archive exhibiting enamel loss and corrosion(Luftwaffe Fallschirmschtzenabzeichen). Consisting of a heavily silvered wreath, with laurel leaves on the left half of the wreath, and oak leaves on the right half of the wreath; with a heavily gilded eagle attached to the obverse via two rivets visible on the reverse,; the reverse plain, with a vertical needle pin, a barrel hinge, and a round flat wire catch; measuring 42. 36 mm (w) x 53. 01 mm (h); weighing 36. 8 grams; in overall mint condition.