$475.00
The Narvik Campaign shield was the first of a series of campaign shields to be introduced. It was established by Adolf Hitler on August 19th, 1940, as an award to all Wehrmacht personnel who participated in the battle of Narvik, Norway, between April 9th and June 9th, 1940. The shields were bestowed by Generalleutnant Eduard Dietl, the commander of Army Group Narvik, and it is alleged that only 8,577 shields were awarded to all branches of service personnel.
Die stamped alloy metal with a silver wash shield. The edelweiss, propeller, and anchor represent the Heer Gebirgsjäger, Kriegsmarine, and the Luftwaffe, respectively, that participated in the victory at Narvik. Mounted on field-grey cloth, reverse with all four pins intact. In very good condition.
Type 2, Version 2- Wilhelm Deumer Late War
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World War 2 was one of the most significant conflicts in modern history. Millions of soldiers and civilians died in the fierce battles between the Allies and the Axis.
Tales of courage and sacrifices still live in the military artifacts that remain in our grandparents’ attics, basements, and footlockers. Iron Cross HQ is very proud to offer a wide selection of WWII uniforms, WWII field gear, weapons, medals, decorations, photos, and more, for sale at Iron Cross HQ Store. Reproduction items and originals are available for Militaria collectors and reenactors.
