A Mint Gold Grade Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Driver’s Proficiency Badge certificate_of_authenticity belt fed through a magnetic

belt fed through a magnetic silvered elongated loop and secures the strapwhere it folds around to the reverse and is stitched in place at the left end

Footnote: The Sicherfeits und Hilfsdienste (S

1898 in Macknaw

the extending ends of the cords wound in a spiral and finished with 122 mm long gold-coloured metal tips

In the 1881 British Census

A Mint Gold Grade Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Driver’s Proficiency Badge certificate_of_authenticity belt fed through a magneticA mint and unissued gold grade drivers proficiency badge; gilded metal (magnetic) badge depicting a laurel leaf wreath and a steering wheel; field grey wool backer with an off white cotton backer on the reverse; visible through the backer is the backing plate and the two prongs; measuring 55 mm in diameter; mint and unissued condition.