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A 1939 First Prize Plaque Presented to a Member of the 4th Panzerabwehr Battalion 10

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A 1939 First Prize Plaque Presented to a Member of the 4th Panzerabwehr Battalion 10

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A 1939 First Prize Plaque Presented to a Member of the 4th Panzerabwehr Battalion 10

A large first prize (1. Preis) plaque depicting a leftward facing bust of Adolf Hitler. The bottom with “I believe in Germany and fight for it today, tomorrow, and in the future until we are victorious”. Also attached is a small aluminum plaque using two small pins, hand engraved with “4 (Pz Abw) Kp Mg Btl 10) Preisrichten am 25.3.39 - 1. Preis”; in blackened cast iron (magnetic); with the bust marked “W. Wolff 33” and the reverse marked with a maker's mark. The reverse also features a hook for hanging; measuring 324 mm x 219 mm; extremely fine condition.