Original German WWII General Assault Badge by Rudolf Souval with Named Award Document Category_Blunderbuss The Germans had decided to

The Germans had decided to not occupy or integrate the historic hilltop abbey of Monte Cassino

and this sword was most likely purchased in the 1930s

Kittredge & Company of Cincinnati

the paint appears to us to be period and it is well worth the investment if only for a genuine example of an NVA pith helmet

except in a few glorious spots

Original German WWII General Assault Badge by Rudolf Souval with Named Award Document Category_Blunderbuss The Germans had decided toOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is an excellent condition General Assault Badge with a Solid Back and functional pin. The badge measures approximately 2 1 8" x 1 5 8", and is in very good condition. The die struck zinc alloy body unfortunately has lost almost all of the original silvering, which is quite common. It presently is only visible around the edges. The back has a very nice steel pin and barrel hinge, which locks into a soldered in