Original German WWII Identity Disc Dog Tag - 7th Company Fallschirmjäger Regiment 16 - No. 539 German Luger Hutton came up with a

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The leather interior is somewhat degraded to age and insect damage

the Regiment was amalgamated with the Manchester Regiment

which was probably issued in the 1860's to the PARIS CITY GUARD of much earlier in production

The wreath encompasses an embroidered mobile swas (hook cross) with a silver aluminum thread outer border on a white base

Original German WWII Identity Disc Dog Tag - 7th Company Fallschirmjäger Regiment 16 - No. 539 German Luger Hutton came up with aOriginal Item: One of a kind. Genuine German Late WWII Hermann Gring Division identity disc (aka; Dog Tag) Erkennungsmarke, used to identify soldiers in the field. These were made of plated steel, aluminum, or zinc, and were designed so that if a soldier died, the bottom half of the tag would be broken off, while the other half remained with their body. This example is made of stamped zinc and is in very good lightly patinated condition. It is marked