Germany, Heer. A Kuban Shield, by Karl Wurster Archive 5 mm (h) and 37

5 mm (h) and 37

with his family receiving a final communication on 13 December 1944

5) A Black Grade Wound Badge (Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz)

while the cap measures approximately 274 mm x 172 mm

The Boys' Brigade was prominent in Canada up until the mid-1980s and owned a camp north of Toronto

Germany, Heer. A Kuban Shield, by Karl Wurster Archive 5 mm (h) and 37(Heer Kubanschild). Constructed of bronze, the obverse consisting of a shield bearing a stylized map of the Kuban region, topped by an inscription of KUBAN and a Wehrmacht eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika, in turn flanked by a date of 1943, affixed with all four reverse prongs to a non magnetic metal backplate with a field grey wool liner and intact black paper backer, without visible marks but demonstrating the characteristics of