Germany, Heer. A 1944 Campaign Medal For The Spanish “Blue Division” Volunteers In Russia certificate_of_authenticity with small metal "100" number

with small metal "100" number set inside badge (presumably number of actions/missions)

A 1939 SA Wehrkampf Tage Nordsee badge

He resigned and was honorably discharged from service on August 17

surmounted by the royal monogram for Carol II

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Germany, Heer. A 1944 Campaign Medal For The Spanish “Blue Division” Volunteers In Russia certificate_of_authenticity with small metal "100" number(Erinnerungsmedaille fr die spanischen Freiwilligen im Kampf gegen den Bolschewismus). A round medal die struck in zink alloy, the obverse features a swastika at the bottom with a spray of laurel leaves emanating from each side, with the leaves arranged differently on both sides, a military sword crosses the centre with two shields superimposed on it, these shields are flat topped with a pointed bottom, on the left is the Wehrmacht eagle while the