Germany, Wehrmacht. A Mint Black Grade Wound Badge, By The Vienna Mint Hold Charles Millar was later transferred

Charles Millar was later transferred to the 116th Infantry Battalion in the French theatre and was Killed in Action at the Battle of Arras on August 27

the Wound Badge in Silver (1 March 1943)

number 267714

Naming is officially impressed on the First War trio and privately engraved on the DM

reverse inscribed "À NAPOLÉON LE GRAND LA FRANCE RÉGÉNÉRÉE" within an open-ended wreath composed of two branches of laurel leaves

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Mint Black Grade Wound Badge, By The Vienna Mint Hold Charles Millar was later transferred(Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz). Constructed of blackened bronze, the obverse consisting of an oval laurel leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by ribbon, around a central raised Stahlhelm overlaid by a mobile swastika, on top of crossed swords on a pebbled field, the reverse with a clip hinge and vertical pinback meeting a flat wire catch, maker marked with Prsidialkanzlei code 30 for the Vienna Mint, measuring 36. 74 mm (w) x 44. 00 mm (h),