I think getting old ,something to me here? what do you think

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Recently picked up this wound badge in a small group of bits and my plan is to sell it on but I’m not convinced it’s original as I’ve had differing opinions, is there anyone who could put me out of my misery and decide if this ones safe or fake rubbish.

Many thanks

Cheers John.

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Hello. Added the buckle from Hermann Knoller, Pforzheim. Tab a bit poorly preserved, but still a nice buckle.

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Hello everyone! I recently acquired a very interesting photo album with some really nice pictures. I only had time to scan 1 of the pictures in very high resolution. (I have a professional negative/ photo scanner at my disposal). I will scan more of the album soon.

There is nothing written in the album, nog regiment, no names, nothing. It could be that there’s some writing on the back of the pictures but they are glued in at the corners.
I just want to know if there’s any way to identify the tigers in this picture. It is a camo Tiger 1. On the left hand side in the back you can see another Tiger, only the turret is visible. But you can cearly see the Tiger’s number. Either 101 or 104 (I’m leaning more to the 104).

It would be nice if we could identify the battalion or regiment. There are more clues in the album (locations etc..) I will post more pictures soon.

The photo posted is a cropped version of the original. The second is a close-up on the turret of the second tiger.

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