Germany, Federal Republic. A Lot of Two “Single-Handed” Tank Destruction Badges, Gold & Silver Grades, by Rudolf Souval, Exhibition Examples, c. 1970 Archive and A World War I

and A World War I French Battle Medal

28 mm (w) x 47

while the communication trenches were so hopelessly blocked that the only thing to do was to get back to the support line on the surface

obverse illustrating a spread-winged eagle standing upon a block bearing a swastika

what is known is that he came to Canada after the First World War and joined the Ontario Provincial Police

Germany, Federal Republic. A Lot of Two “Single-Handed” Tank Destruction Badges, Gold & Silver Grades, by Rudolf Souval, Exhibition Examples, c. 1970 Archive and A World War I(Sonderabzeichen fr das Niederkmpfen von Panzerkampfwagen durch Einzelkmpfer). Instituted March 9th, 1942. Post May 1945 manufacture c. 1970 issue. Two Tank Destruction Badges consisting of: 1. A Gold Grade Single Handed Tank Destruction Badge, constructed of a gilded aluminum wire base, the obverse trimmed along the top and bottom edges with machine embroidered black tresses, bearing a central gilded metal Panzer device with both reverse attachment