A Second War Silver Grade Wound Badge By Klein & Quenzer Auction Footnote: FERT was the motto

Footnote: FERT was the motto of the Royal House of Italy (House of Savoy) and is believed to be derived from the Latin "Foedere et Religione Tenemur" (We are held together by the constitutional pact and by religion)

1944: "German forces together with the allied Hungarian armed forces under the command of Colonel General Friessner have since 29 October withstood the almost continuous onslaught of 61 divisions and 7 armored corps of the Bolsheviks and Romanians

all stitched to a field green wool backing

Major Biddle has over a period been involved in defusing other terrorist explosive devices

He returned to Canada after the war upon the ceasing of hostilities

A Second War Silver Grade Wound Badge By Klein & Quenzer Auction Footnote: FERT was the mottoA fine quality second war silver grade wound badge; cast zink; vertical pinback; maker marked 65 (Klein & Quenzer, Idar Oberstein) on reverse; measuring 43 mm x 36 mm; extremely fine condition.