Germany, Kreigsmarine. A Blockade Runner Badge Miniature Stick Pin Newly Listed Green Beach was a contingency

Green Beach was a contingency landing beach on the western shoreline and was used for the D+1 landings

with a silver gilt ring bordering the red enamel surround inscribed L’UNION FAIT LA FORCE (Unity is Strength)

Private Talboys was then posted to the 36th Special Company

Göring’s original Juncker Grand Cross was destroyed in an Allied air raid in 1943

Obverse: "Reichsnährstand Landesbaurernschaft Kurmark

Germany, Kreigsmarine. A Blockade Runner Badge Miniature Stick Pin Newly Listed Green Beach was a contingencyA Blockade Runner Badge (Blockadebrecherabzeichen) miniature stick pin; acircular patinated and silvered tombac badge; the obverse with a large ship breaking through waves with a large eagle clutching a swastika on its stern, surrounded by a border of silvered chains being broken by the ship near the bottom; the reverse with a 47 mm long knurled neelde pin; with nearly all of its original silver finish worn off; in overall better than fine condition.