China, Republic. An Order Of The Golden Grain, Vi Class, C.1920 Hold The Wound Badge in Black

The Wound Badge in Black award document is named to Unteroffizier (NCO) Schmid of the 1st Battery of Artillery Regiment 62 for being wounded once on July 30

Footnote: This visor cap appears as the model used as an exemplar for the NSDAP Reichsleitung-level cap in “German Headgear in World War II: SS

A 1934 HJ Bann 123 Hohenstaufen Treffen badge

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China, Republic. An Order Of The Golden Grain, Vi Class, C.1920 Hold The Wound Badge in Black(Order of Chia Ho ()). Instituted in 1912. 1912 1928 Issue. In silver, consisting of alternating white enameled rays, obverse centre featuring five enameled wheat stocks on a white enamel field, with surround presenting the colours of the Republic of China, reverse centre in red enamels with ORDER OF THE GOLDEN GRAIN in Chinese script, measuring 49 mm (w) x 53. 5 mm (h inclusive if its integral ring), with minor enamel wear, fine. This offering is a