Germany, Heer. A Collection Of Documents To Anti-Tank Oberfeldwebel Festerling (Dow) Buy Now and received the Wound Badge

and received the Wound Badge in Black on 28 August 1944

The local media were ordered to make no reference to the tragedy

suspended from a hanger inscribed "SOUVENIR 1903"

including an article from the Australian Coin Review of May 1987

Germany, Heer. A Collection Of Documents To Anti-Tank Oberfeldwebel Festerling (Dow) Buy Now and received the Wound BadgeThe collection includes: A Wound Badge in Gold certificate to Oberfeldwebel (master sergeant) Wilhelm Festerling of 1st Company of Panzer Jger (anti tank) Detachment 13 for being wounded a fifth time on 24 August 1943 (falsely dated to 24 August 1944). Dated to 16 February 1944 and signed by a Hauptmann (captain) and company leader, the name is illegible. Measuring 141 mm (w) x 199 mm (h), presenting a folding crease and light scuffing of the edges,