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    Krim Shield for Ground Forces by Wurster

    Krim Shield for Ground Forces by Wurster

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    About this item

    Formerly part of the Gordon Williamson collection, this Krim Shield is in very good condition with just light surface rust patches. Complete with its steel back plate with paper cover, prongs and field grey cloth backing for award to ground forces.
    Identified as having been made by Wurster from the features of the Eastern Crimean Peninsula.
    Instituted by Hitler in July 1942 for wear by all personnel who were “Honorably engaged in the fighting in the Crimea” either on land, sea or in the air for a period of at least three months, these battle shields were worn on the left sleeve

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    Additional Information

    Code

    10125 (MZ-30951)

    Period

    WW2, Unknown

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