Original Kriegsmarine E-Boat Badge by Schwerin 2nd Pattern, constructed in zinc with nice gilt finish and patina.
Original Kriegsmarine E-Boat Badge by Schwerin 2nd Pattern, constructed in zinc with nice gilt finish and patina.
Reverse image of an original Kriegsmarine E-Boat Badge by Schwerin 2nd Pattern, constructed in zinc, stamped with makers mark "FEC W E PEEKHAUS BERLIN AUSF SCHWERIN BERLIN 68".
Reverse image of an original Kriegsmarine E-Boat Badge by Schwerin 2nd Pattern, constructed in zinc, stamped with makers mark "FEC W E PEEKHAUS BERLIN AUSF SCHWERIN BERLIN 68".
Reverse image of an original Kriegsmarine E-Boat Badge by Schwerin 2nd Pattern, constructed in zinc, stamped with makers mark "FEC W E PEEKHAUS BERLIN AUSF SCHWERIN BERLIN 68".

Kriegmarine E-Boat Badge By Schwerin 2nd Pattern

Original Kriegsmarine E-Boat Badge by Schwerin 2nd Pattern, constructed in zinc with nice gilt finish and patina. The reverse is stamped with the  maker mark “FEC W E PEEKHAUS BERLIN AUSF SCHWERIN BERLIN 68”, with a vertical needle style pinback, barrel hinge, and flat wire catch and top hook. This late war decoration is a textbook example with no damage or repairs in very good condition.

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KRIEGSMARINE E-BOAT BADGE

The Kriegsmarine E-Boat Badge or S-Boat War Badge (German: Das Schnellbootkriegsabzeichen) was instituted on 30 May 1941 and was awarded to Kriegsmarine personnel for service on fast attack craft or patrol/torpedo boats.

Recipients were awarded the award for the following; successful sortie, wounded in action, 12 sorties against enemy vessels or installations, or outstanding leadership.

The E-Boat Badge was produced in two versions. The original 1941 version consisted of a “shorter high-silhouette” S-boat with an outer gold laurel wreath of oak leaves with the German Eagle at the top while clutching a swastika.  The later version was introduced in January 1943. It had the same basic design, but with a “longer and newer” model S-boat and a larger German Eagle at the top.

The badge was worn on the lower part of the left breast pocket of the service tunic, underneath the 1st class Iron Cross if awarded.

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