Germany. An Early Photograph Of An Nsdap General Honour Gau Badge Recipient United Republic of constructed of bronze and white

constructed of bronze and white enamels

Formidable Class Battleship)

Gregory was struck off strength of the 4th Infantry Battalion and transferred to the 3rd Reserve Battalion at West Sandling on June 2

She was heavily damaged by British mines and air-attacks on the coast of France in 1944

The left shoulder has a 63 mm three-color 3rd Army patch

Germany. An Early Photograph Of An Nsdap General Honour Gau Badge Recipient United Republic of constructed of bronze and whiteMeasuring 44x58mm, near mint condition. The photo shows an NSDAP official. He wears a party badge, but more notably below it is a rare NSDAP General Honour Gau Badge. The General Gau Badge exists in a 1923 and 1925 version. It was instituted in 1933 as a tradition badge and awarded for membership in the NSDAP since either 1923 or 1925. The year 1924 is missing since the party was outlawed and A. H. was in prison during that time.