Germany, Heer. A Landesschützen-Bataillon 507 Commemorative Stein Hold constructed of multi-coloured embroidery on

constructed of multi-coloured embroidery on a wool base

vertical replacement pinback

and Army Class "B" Badge (in silver

against a red horizon which evokes the brutality and bloodshed of the front

It was recognized as early as February 1940 by his Commanding Officer at No

Germany, Heer. A Landesschützen-Bataillon 507 Commemorative Stein Hold constructed of multi-coloured embroidery on(Landesschtzen Bataillon 507 Erinnerungskrug). Constructed of glazed off white porcelain, the exterior bearing a hand painted Heer issue transitional Stahlhelm situated against a backdrop of oak leaves and within a red, white, and black Wehrmacht tri colour frame, in turn above an MG08 and crossed rifles with an ammunition case, circumscribed by a unit dedication of LANDES SCHTZEN BATL. 507 and INGOLSTADT, with a painted red tresse circumscribing the