Original German WWII Stick Pin Insignia Lot - 9 Items Antique Colts engaged enemy batteries that were

engaged enemy batteries that were firing on the crews of the ships USS Corry (DD-463) and Glennon (DD-620) during their efforts to abandon their ships after they had struck mines and participated in the reduction of the town of Quinéville on 12 June

Field trials of these various rifles yielded mostly positive results

The typical Catt knife has a smooth leather handle roughed up in the center section with gouges to the leather for a sure grip

Interestingly the cardboard back sheet is actually a portion of a box for a German WWII era tank model

which is also marked on the barrel (XXIII REG'T L=D)

Original German WWII Stick Pin Insignia Lot - 9 Items Antique Colts engaged enemy batteries that wereOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 9 Available. The German armed forces and political organizations during WWII awarded a wide array of stick pins to their members. In some cases, primarily for the military organizations, the stick pins were a small representation of a larger award. For example, a pilot's badge would be issued in a box with a stick pin. The large badge was used with a regular military uniform. The stick pin was generally used with