ORIGINAL WW2 ERA 1930'S GERMAN VETERAN'S BADGE. WORN ON ARMBAND. KYFFHOUFERBUND

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WW2 ERA 1930'S GERMAN VETERAN'S BADGE. WORN ON  ARMBAND. KYFFHOUFERBUND
Kyffhauserbund Honor Badge. Worn on the veteran's armband. 1930's.
Approx. 2" tall. In very good condition. See pictures. A bit of black paint loss. Retains some of it's silver wash. Guaranteed old and genuine.
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