Germany, Wehrmacht. A Rare General Assault Badge, Special Grade for 50 Engagements, by Josef Feix & Söhne Archive 1918 and retired from the

1918 and retired from the Seaforth Highlanders in the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel on March 12

topped by a crown and defaced by a monogram of Saint Vladimir

1916 with a strength of 37 officers

exhibiting contact marks on the exterior

Gregory on a blue enamelled background surrounded by the inscription S

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Rare General Assault Badge, Special Grade for 50 Engagements, by Josef Feix & Söhne Archive 1918 and retired from the(Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen mit Einsatzzahl 50). Constructed of silvered zink, the obverse consisting of an oval oak leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by a plaque bearing a raised number 50 on a blackened background, overlaid by a Heer style German national eagle clutching a mobile swastika, situated above a crossed bayonet and stick grenade, the reverse with four visible rivets securing the eagle in position, with a crimped barrel hinge and