Description
Whytock served in France during the First World War with No
renting Ixworth Abbey
reverse inscribed "1944-1945 NORMANDY / MOUNT PINCON / CROSSING OF THE SEINE / BRUSSELS AND ANTWERP / THE ADVANCE TO ARNHEM / THE ARDENNES / THE REICHSWALD / CROSSING OF THE RHINE / FINAL ADVANCE INTO GERMANY" inside an open-ended wreath of olive leaves
blackening wear on the reverse
A Second War German Silver Grade Wound Badge; Marked 107 certificate_of_authenticity Whytock served in France duringA textbook example of a Second War German Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber by this maker; in silvered zink; vertical pinback with a functional hinge catch assembly; maker marked 107 on the reverse; measuring 44. 27 mm x 36. 73 mm; weighing 24. 5 grams; with some of the original silver wash still remaining; near very fine condition.
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