Description

The eagle was originally worn on the cap by SA and SS personnel and wasn't adopted for wear by NSDAP leaders until 1931

when it went down on a flight between Dartmouth and Torbay

while the right side has a central interlocking tab illustrating a lion standing upon a King's crown

marked and numbered

1940 (black and white

A Silver Grade Infantry Assault Badge By Josef Feix & Söhne certificate_of_authenticity The eagle was originally wornA Silver Grade Infantrie Sturmabzeichen; in bronzed zink; vertical pinback with ball hinge; maker marked JFS (Josef Feix & Shne, Gablonz) on reverse; slightly curved; measuring 61. 61 mm x 48. 33; weighing 26. 6 grams; better than very fine condition.

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A Silver Grade Infantry Assault Badge By Josef Feix & Söhne certificate_of_authenticity The eagle was originally worn

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