WW2 Wound Badge Silver Grade by “107” Carl Wild of Hamburg

 WW2 Wound Badge Silver Grade by "107" Carl Wild of Hamburg

The WW2 Wound Badge was a symbol of bravery and sacrifice, worn by those who bore the scars of battle. Among the many craftsmen who created these illustrious badges, one name stood out - Carl Wild of Hamburg. Renowned for his meticulous craftsmanship, Wild's badges were sought after by veterans and collectors alike.
The Silver Grade Wound Badge by "107" Carl Wild of Hamburg represents a testament to the resilience and fortitude of those who fought in World War II. This exquisite piece bears the unmistakable hallmark of Wild's artistry – precision, passion, and attention to detail.
Each meticulous stroke of his skilled hand is evident in the badge's design. The silver-plated zinc badge features a beautiful wreath encircling a dynamic swastika, a symbol of the era. The central emblem atop the wreath displays a helmeted, crossed swords motif, representing the valor and unity of the German armed forces.
Embossed on the reverse of the badge, the insignia "107" ensures its provenance, a mark of authenticity coveted by collectors worldwide. It is a testament to Wild's craftsmanship and serves as an homage to the countless soldiers who bore the wounds of war.
The WW2 Wound Badge Silver Grade by "107" Carl Wild of Hamburg encapsulates the indomitable spirit and sacrifice of those who served on the front lines. A proud relic of history, this badge serves as a powerful reminder of the human cost of conflict, and a symbol of honor that will forever resonate with those who wear it or treasure it.