Germany, Freikorps. A Silesian Eagle I Class, c. 1930 visually-hidden the Infantry Assault Badge in

the Infantry Assault Badge in Bronze on May 1

the reverse demonstrating evidence of the removal of a pinback apparatus

95mm (h – inclusive of wreath and integral ring)

to form the Royal Anglian Regiment

Germany, Freikorps. A Silesian Eagle I Class, c. 1930 visually-hidden the Infantry Assault Badge in(Schlesischer Adler I. Klasse). Constructed of blackened and silvered brass, the obverse consisting of a Silesian style German national eagle clutching a silvered and blackened banner bearing a raised inscription of FR SCHLESIEN (FOR SILESIA), overlaid across its chest by a silvered Brustmond, the reverse with four visible rivets securing the eagle in position, with a raised barrel hinge and vertical pinback meeting a round wire catch, unmarked but