Germany, Heer. An Infantry Assault Badge, Silver Grade, By Unknown Maker Auction Wolseley continued at the War

Wolseley continued at the War Office as Adjutant-General to the Forces until 1890

A First War period ribbon bar featuring three ribbons

A very well-preserved Heer commemorative bayonet

he was engaged in the defense of the German position in Kiestinki

On October 1st 1939 he was promoted to Gefreiter

Germany, Heer. An Infantry Assault Badge, Silver Grade, By Unknown Maker Auction Wolseley continued at the WarAn ovular badge constructed of zinc, the obverse bears a cut out rifle facing North West, superimposed partially over the oak leaf border, topped with a national eagle with outstretched wings clutching a swastika in its talons, the bottom bears a ribbon with a pearled centre, the reverse is plain, unmarked and bears a vertical pinback with a round wire catch, measuring 48. 46 mm (w) x 61. 32 mm (h), weighing 12. 9 grams, very fine.