Germany, Wehrmacht. A Fallschirmjäger Badge, By C. E. Juncker Of Berlin Archive front side panel with two

front side panel with two sliding locking latches and tote handle

There are some minor spots of soiling on the exterior

above a SS-style Totenkopf

reverse inscribed "1936" inside a full wreath of oak leaves

Fegelein was shot for desertion on April 28

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Fallschirmjäger Badge, By C. E. Juncker Of Berlin Archive front side panel with twoTwo piece construction; in zink; the wreath gilded, with a separately applied silvered eagle via two rivets visible on the reverse; missing its pinback, but the flat wire catch is fully preserved; unmarked, but with trademark characteristics of C. E. Juncker, Berlin manufacture; measuring 55. 07 mm x 42. 79 mm; weighing 31. 2 grams; with the majority of its original finish remaining; in overall very fine condition.