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German WW2 Infantry assault badge in silver 'Deumer' 'Oval Crimp' - Minty!

German WW2 Infantry assault badge in silver 'Deumer' 'Oval Crimp' - Minty!

333 USD


Maker 'Wilhelm Deumer'


Model/Product no.: 37719
Stock status: In stock

Infantry assault badge in silver .

Produced by the firm 'Wilhelm Deumer'. This version is called oval crimp.

Mint condition!!!

Super nice chrome finish. Sorry very hard to take a good photo.

A hard to find version.


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HISTORY:
The Infantry Combat Badge, more commonly referred to as the Infantry Assault Badge, was designed by C. E. Junker of Berlin and instituted on December 20, 1939 by Generaloberst von Brauchitsch. The initial class was instituted in silver and decorated foot infantry who participated in combat action earning a degree of experience that qualified them for the badge.

A separate class, in Bronze, was instituted on June 1, 1940. The Bronzed class had criteria similar to the requirements the Silver. There was, however, one notable distinction; The status of the troops, bronzed meant motorized Panzer troops, silver meant foot infantry.