Poland, Republic. A Polish 2Nd Army Corps Sleeve Badge, C.1944 Hold also Iron Cross 2nd Class

also Iron Cross 2nd Class winner (among other awards

and relations further deteriorated when Simonds ejected an officer sent by Crerar to measure his headquarters caravan

the reverse with a gorget-style shield bearing an inscription of “FÜR TREUEN DIENST IN EINEM FELDZUG” (“FOR LOYAL SERVICE IN A CAMPAIGN”) in Fraktur script

With copied Muster Book extracts

Poland, Republic. A Polish 2Nd Army Corps Sleeve Badge, C.1944 Hold also Iron Cross 2nd ClassIn pinkish red and white embroidery, illustrating the City of Warsaw coat of arms, which incorporates a mermaid bearing a shield in her right hand a circular shield in her left hand, within a traditional shield shaped frame, brown cotton mesh backer, measuring 38 mm (w) x 46 mm (h), glue residue evident on the reverse from previous board mounting, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Polish 2nd Army Corps was established in 1944, with this badge being