Id disks for review....

[Milton]

Hello folks. Here are a couple of ID disks I'd like to get some feedback on if possible. The first is a heavier, darker aluminum, stamped:
"Stm KpPz Nachr Ers Abt 26" (Which I take to be an armored recon / replacement detachment tag if I've gotten the abbreviations right).
The second, is lighter aluminum, has a jagged tear out of one corner, and is for an Infantry replacement battalion: "1/INF. ERS. Btl. 380 / 920".
They look like they might be legit examples, but as I've only ever handled very few of these, I'd appreciate some input from those of you who're more "in the know" w/ these ID disks. A few pix below. Thanks in advance for any help.

[Milton]

Tag nr. 2 for Infantry batt. Something took a nasty bite out of one corner....

[derka]

Hello folks. Here are a couple of ID disks I'd like to get some feedback on if possible. The first is a heavier, darker aluminum, stamped:
"Stm KpPz Nachr Ers Abt 26" (Which I take to be an armored recon / replacement detachment tag if I've gotten the abbreviations right). [...]
A few pix below. Thanks in advance for any help.

Not recon, but signals depot/training unit :

http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/...liederungP.htm

derka

[Milton]

Merci!

[derka]

The other id tag :

http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/...rsBat380-R.htm

827 and 920 are soldiers indvidual numbers in the unit.
And of course "O" and "AB" for their blood group.

[Milton]

Again, thank you.