Silver Wound Badge 1918

[Gary B]

Dear Joel,

Yes there were a multitude of manufacturers of the Imperial wound badges, hence minor variations in the design. Also remember that most of these badges were produced after WWI (due to the late institution date) so these badges were made for several decades, 20s, 30s, 40s.

Dear Steven,

I have a 2 piece badge similar to the one you pictured but mine is a screwback. I agree that this was at one time a screback converted to a pinback.

Gary B

[Eric Stahlhut]

silver

[Eric Stahlhut]

[Eric Stahlhut]

[Eric Stahlhut]

[Eric Stahlhut]

one of the most difficult wound badges in real silver to find:

[Eric Stahlhut]

pin marked, 800 sedlatzek berlin

[Eric Stahlhut]

here's a lightweight and flat version with a scarce attachment system:

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[Beau Newman]

I think this hollow rayback piece marked "800" on the pin has been posted on another forum.

[Stogieman]

I'll add some interesting wound badges from my archives today!

Here's a silver screw back to start

[Stogieman]

Another screw back:

[Eric Stahlhut]

On 9/21/2013 at 11:12, Eric Stahlhut said:

here's a lightweight and flat version with a scarce attachment system