Germany, Wehrmact. A Wound Badge Black Grade Document To Senior Lance Corporal Heinz Lachmann, 1943 Newly Listed glue residue and fraying evident

glue residue and fraying evident on the paper backer from previous board mounting

Royal Canadian Infantry Corps

for twelve years' service

After various postings in London

reverting to the rank of Private and was employed as a Storeman

Germany, Wehrmact. A Wound Badge Black Grade Document To Senior Lance Corporal Heinz Lachmann, 1943 Newly Listed glue residue and fraying evidentThe document is named to Obergefreiter Heinz Lachmann of the 1st Company of the Panzer Grenadier Regiment 73 for repeated wounding damage that occured on 7 August 1943, signed in ink, in the field on 18 August 1943, by the battalion leader, measuring 139 mm (w) x 201 mm (h), with two punched holes, a folding crease, and fraying, and in good condition.