Germany, Kingdom. A Wound Badge For Naval Members, Black Grade, C.1918 Hold Watson followed his exploits in

Watson followed his exploits in the South Atlantic with a posting to the training establishment H

World War II Victory Medal (18 mm)

the obverse consisting of an oak wreath with a manned chariot being pulled by two horses in the centre of the badge

1918: "On April 3rd 1918

Bronze with a copper-coloured gilt

Germany, Kingdom. A Wound Badge For Naval Members, Black Grade, C.1918 Hold Watson followed his exploits in( Verwundetenabzeichen fr Angehrige der Marine in Schwarz). Instituted 24 June 1918 by Emperor Wilhelm II of Germany. 1918 Issue. A black patina iron core medal, an anchor with two superimposed crossed swords pointing upwards on the obverse middle with a pebbled background, and oval anchor chain wreath, the reverse bears a pin with catch, measuring 40. 63 mm (w) x 46. 57 mm (h), weighing 14. 2 g. Accompanied by a miniature stick pin of iron, the