Germany, Heer. A Wound Badge In Black Award Document To Gefreiter Paul Hofer In Kholm GTRexclude deeming it essential “…that the

deeming it essential “…that the infantry must be carried in bullet-proof and splinter-proof vehicles to the actual objectives

surface wear and spotting evident on the first three medals

2nd Lieutenant Atkins soon went overseas and was at the Battle of Messines

traces of silvering remains on the obverse

beaver with a Victorian Crown above

Germany, Heer. A Wound Badge In Black Award Document To Gefreiter Paul Hofer In Kholm GTRexclude deeming it essential “…that theA certificate, measuring 138x201, near extremely fine condition with folding crease, minor fraying, and a small hole at the bottom. It states that Gefreiter (Lance Corporal) Paul Hofer of the 3rd Company of Luftgau Signals Regiment Charkow (Kharkov) has been awarded the Wound Badge in Black for being wounded once on January 14, 1943. The document is dated to Cholm (Kholm) on March 29, 1943 and signed in blue ink by the Staff Chief Medical Officer of