as part of the five week conflict known as the Battle of the Scheldt (October 2 - November 8
This is a mint late war (1945) award document for a Bronze Grade Infantry Assault badge
A mint and unissued First War German (Imperial) EM/NCO’s “Gürtelschnalle”
maker marked "93" (Ricahrd Simm & Sohne
United States. Forty-Nine Military Badges Hold as part of the fiveIncludes: Infantry, Ordnance, Railway, Signals, Transport, among others. All are fabricated from bronze, twenty one are gilt, twenty eight are silvered, in various colors of enamels, with various maker marks, in various sizes, eleven with a single screwback, twenty seven with vertical pinbacks, two with horizontal pinbacks, nine with dual push pins, the 79th Signals badge exhibiting chipping in the yellow enamels, the remaining badges with intact