Germany, Heer. A Gold Grade Wound Badge Award Document To Private Gustav Havel Newly Listed Chipping in the white enamels

Chipping in the white enamels on the right arm of the cross on the Miniature

Poikilocytes

A central crowned cipher of Prince Alfons encompassed by a wreath of half laurel and half oak leaves tied with a ribbon at the bottom

and pair of collar Tabs

printed in four color inks

Germany, Heer. A Gold Grade Wound Badge Award Document To Private Gustav Havel Newly Listed Chipping in the white enamelsA Wound Badge in Gold Certificate, Gustav Havel is ranked Gefreiten (Private) and is part of the Nebelwerfer Regiment 52. This was awarded to Havel due to wound he received on 14 March 1944. The document is dated to Donaueschingen on 15 July 1944. It is signed in blue ink by a Medical Staff Officer Surgeon and stamped. Measuring 142 mm (w) x 20. 1 mm (h), extremely fine condition with folding crease.