Germany, Wehrmacht. A Narvik Shield Newly Listed Ten days after graduating from

Ten days after graduating from No

that he was single and his occupation as "Not Employed"

The interior features an eight-panel black leather liner

Eastern Ontario Regiment and was Killed in Action on August 1

1919 in Beerberg

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Narvik Shield Newly Listed Ten days after graduating from(Narvik Schild). Constructed of stamped gilt feinzink; the shield featuring national eagle with swooped down wings, clutching a wreathed swastika; inscribed Narvik in capital letters, with an Edelweiss flower (representing the Heer) in the center between the date 1940 and a crossed anchor (representing the Kriegsmarine) and propeller (representing the Luftwaffe) on the obverse; all four prongs broken off on the reverse; measuring 42 mm (w) x 91 mm