WWI Imperial German Soldiers Gold Wound Badge Military Medal w Award Document

High-quality reproduction set representing the WWI Imperial German Gold Wound Badge (Verwundetenabzeichen in gold) together with a reproduction period-style Besitzzeugnis award/possession document.

The Imperial German Wound Badge was established by Kaiser Wilhelm II on March 3, 1918, near the end of World War I. The Black grade was normally awarded for one or two wounds received through hostile action.

Included in this lot:

• Gold Wound Badge – high-quality copy featuring the distinctive WWI-style steel helmet over crossed swords within a wreath.
• Besitzzeugnis Award Document – high-quality reproduction of an Imperial German wound badge certificate. The document is patterned for Infanterie-Regiment 120, 204th (Württemberg) Infantry Division and features Württemberg heraldic elements.
• The certificate is intentionally unissued/blank, with spaces for the recipient, wound information, date, and commanding officer.
• Excellent display combination for a WWI Imperial German militaria collection, reenactment display, educational collection, or as a representative example where an original badge/document grouping would be considerably more expensive.

Original WWI Besitzzeugnis documents served as official proof that the soldier had received the decoration.

IMPORTANT: Both the badge and award document are modern high-quality reproductions/copies and are NOT original WWI pieces. They are being sold as reproductions.

Please examine the photo carefully for the exact style, details, and condition of the items included. You will receive the items shown.

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