Edelweiss Insignia For Gebirgsjager M43 Cap
An original WW2 German Edelweiss insignia for Gebirgsjager M43 Cap, constructed in zinc with steel pestle, unmarked. The badge has no damage or repairs in good condition.
£60.00
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