Germany, Third Reich. A German Hunting Association (Djv) Supervisor’s Identity Badge, By Ferdinand Hoffstätter United Republic of 2nd Armored Division of the

2nd Armored Division of the First United States Army and would participate in the attack on Aachen

outside of two mentions in his service records

1953 for which the 3rd Company was awarded the Republic of Korea Presidential Citation

a New York Times correspondent wrote:

Stalingrad and Kursk

Germany, Third Reich. A German Hunting Association (Djv) Supervisor’s Identity Badge, By Ferdinand Hoffstätter United Republic of 2nd Armored Division of the(Deutscher Jagdverband Aufseher Abzeichen). Constructed of bronze, the obverse bearing a raised stags skull with a radiant mobile swastika between its antlers, on top of a banner bearing an inscription of JAGD AUFSEHER 8033 (HUNT SUPERVISOR 8033, the reverse maker marked HOFFSTTTER, BONN, measuring 42 mm (w) x 55 mm (h), missing its vertical pinback, in overall better than very fine condition.