WWII Wound Badge Document, Photos & Battlefield Shrapnel Group – Grenadier-Regiment 74
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Original WWII German Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz (Wound Badge in Black) award document grouping belonging to Gefreiter Gerhard Harm of 6./Grenadier-Regiment 74, accompanied by two original wartime photographs and a battlefield-recovered piece of shrapnel reportedly associated with the recipient’s combat wound.
The award document (Besitzzeugnis) states that Gefreiter Harm suffered a wound on 5 July 1943 and was awarded the Wound Badge in Black on 15 July 1943. The award was issued through Reserve-Lazarett VI Wien (Vienna) during his recovery and bears the original hospital stamp and signature.
Included in the group are:
- The original Wound Badge award document.
- An original portrait photograph of Gefreiter Harm in Wehrmacht uniform, clearly wearing his Wound Badge.
- A second wartime snapshot showing the soldier in a tropical setting during military service.
- A small piece of wartime shrapnel that accompanied the grouping and is believed to be connected to the wound for which the award was granted.
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WWII Wound Badge Document, Photos & Battlefield Shrapnel Group – Grenadier-Regiment 74 · SKU: 1462621
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