Germany, Imperial. An Imperial Observer Badge, Maker Unknown Auction better than very fine) to

better than very fine) to NCO Scheuringer

after one year's service and entitled to the QSA with three clasps (Cape Colony

1935 he became Chief of a Company in an Anti-tank Battalion

Private Laplante was discharged upon demobilization at District Depot

within an oval oak leaf wreath tied at the bottom with ribbon

Germany, Imperial. An Imperial Observer Badge, Maker Unknown Auction better than very fine) to(Beobachterabzeichen). Constructed of one piece nickel alloy, the obverse constructed of a laurel and oak wreath tied together at the base via a ribbon, with an enameled square insignia consisting of white, black, and red enamel, superimposed in the center within a bed of sun rays, with a Prussian crown at the top of the badge, the reverse with a sun ray design, with a vertical pinback, a barrel hinge, and a round wire catch, unmarked, measuring 44.