A German Second War Infantry Assault Badge; Silver Grade certificate_of_authenticity screw back with maker marked

screw back with maker marked ROMAN TAVAST TALLINN

and Cross of Merit

1893 in London

east of New Guinea aboard the troop ship Cape Victory on November 10

illustrating a spread-winged eagle sitting upon an oak leaf clustered wreath centred by a swastika insignia

A German Second War Infantry Assault Badge; Silver Grade certificate_of_authenticity screw back with maker markedA German Second War Sturmabzeichen in Silber; in zinc alloy; vertical pinback; unmarked; measuring 63 mm x 45 mm; very fine condition. Footnote: The Silver Grade Infantry Assault Badge was awarded to soldiers who have taken part in at least three infantry assaults (including counter attacks) or at least three armed reconnaissance operations or engaged in hand to hand combat in an assault position or participated on three separate days in the