WWI Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz Award Doc – Königreich Preußen – Braunschweig 1918

Original First World War Verleihungsurkunde für das Verwundetenabzeichen (Wound Badge Award Certificate), issued to Musketier Wilhelm Scheele, born on 9. Mai 1896 in Dassel.

The certificate confirms the award of the Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz (Wound Badge in Black) for one recorded wound (einmalige Verwundung).

Issued at Braunschweig on 1. Oktober 1918, under the authority of the Königliches Bezirkskommando I, with the official military stamp and the signature of the Oberst und Kommandeur.

The certificate features the attractive Imperial German design with steel helmet, crossed swords, oak-leaf wreath and the inscription Gott mit uns. It is an original wartime document from the final months of Imperial Germany.

A desirable named award document for collectors of Imperial German militaria and First World War wound badge certificates.

Condition

Age toning, several horizontal and vertical fold lines, minor staining and handling marks. Two punched holes along the left margin, as issued or from previous filing. The printed design, handwritten details and official stamp remain clearly visible.