Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber – Wound Badge in Silver – Maker Marked “107” Carl Wild – Zinc Example

Original WWII German Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber (Wound Badge in Silver), manufactured in zinc and maker marked “107” on the reverse for Carl Wild, Hamburg.

This example retains a very attractive appearance with a pleasing naturally aged patina and a substantial amount of its original silver finish still present, particularly on the helmet, wreath, and crossed swords. The badge shows strong detailing throughout and remains a visually appealing piece.

The reverse setup is fully intact with its original hinge, pin, and catch assembly. The maker mark “107” is clearly visible beneath the hinge.

The Silver Grade Wound Badge was awarded to German servicemen wounded three or four times in combat, or for more severe injuries sustained during active military service.

A solid original wartime example by a desirable maker, featuring excellent overall character and finish retention.

Condition exactly as shown in the photographs.