Germany, Heer. A Royal Canadian Army Identification Model Panzer I, C.1942 Auction Archive He retired from service in

He retired from service in January 1972

Phillip de Bock referse to badges of this type in his book “The German Panzer Assault Badge of World War II - A Collectors Guide to the German Panzer Assault Badge of World War II” as a badge by the “Unknown Maker I” on page 224

a small medal

with small repair to white enamel at 2 o'clock on the reverse

silvered eagle clasp on an original ribbon

Germany, Heer. A Royal Canadian Army Identification Model Panzer I, C.1942 Auction Archive He retired from service inAn identification model manufactured by the Royal Canadian Army, likely in the UK in preperation for land invasion, tank constructed of wood and metal, measures 180 mm (w) x 327 mm (l) x 180 mm (h), and in good condition.