Germany, Third Reich. A Mixed Lot Of Decorations certificate_of_authenticity The Driver’s Proficiency Badge in

The Driver’s Proficiency Badge in Bronze certificate is named to Obergefreiter Hitzl of the 1st Company of Anti Tank Battalion 152

as part of Major General Graf von Kielmannsegge's 1st Hanoverian Brigade Von Reden and his men occupied the wood that screened Hougoumont's buildings from artillery fire from the south

The grip shows light surface

reverse centre presents the Coat of arms of the Principality of Serbia in silver on red enamel background

Rowley fought in western Europe through France

Germany, Third Reich. A Mixed Lot Of Decorations certificate_of_authenticity The Driver’s Proficiency Badge in(Auszeichnungen). A mixed lot of ten decorations, mostly unfinished pieces, including: 1. A group of five incomplete Honour Crosses of the German Mother, each constructed of bronze with multi coloured enamels, consisting of Latin Crosses with arms joined through the quadrants by stylized rays, the obverse of each with blue and white enameled arms, the reverse of each bearing etched institution dates of 16. DEZEMBER 1938 and a signature of the Fhrer,