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Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Destroyer War Badge, Variation 1, by B.H. Mayer

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Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Destroyer War Badge, Variation 1, by B.H. Mayer

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Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Destroyer War Badge, Variation 1, by B.H. Mayer

(Zerstörer-Kriegsabzeichen). Instituted on 4 June 1940. A badge constructed of tombak, oval-shaped, vertically oriented wreath woven from two upward pointing strands of oak leaves, a stylized destroyer sailing to the left at the wreath centre, the bow creates a large wave and the tip of the bow extends over the border of the wreath, the destroyer and the bow wave are silver plated, at the bottom of the wreath is a stylized ribbon binding the two strands of the wreath together, the top of the wreath is crowned by the national eagle, looking to the left and clutching a swastika in its talons, the eagle and wreath are gilded, the reverse presents a horizontal bottle-shaped pin with prone hinge, maker marked “L/18” for B.H. Mayer of Pforzheim, measures 45.97 mm (w) x 53.53 mm (h), weighs 26.3 g, and in extremely fine condition.