A Second War German Silver Grade Wound Badge By Carl Wild Hold it states that he had

it states that he had been gassed and suffered gun shots wounds to the head and right arm

with the majority of the backing still intact - marked with the maker logo of “Hermann Schmuck & Cie” on the reverse

followed by a posting in the Spring of 1918 to Canadian Headquarters at Witley on April 1st

Mounted as originally worn

standing upon a carriage of led by two horses at the right

A Second War German Silver Grade Wound Badge By Carl Wild Hold it states that he hadA second war German silver grade wound badge (Verwundetenabzeichen); in silvered zink; maker marked 107 (Carl Wild, Hamburg) on the reverse; pointed vertical needle style pin with a sheet metal hinge and a rounded wire catch; measuring 44. 25 mm x 36. 86 mm; weighing 26. 1 grams; with extensive bubbling on the reverse, but with the silvering nearly completely preserved.