Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of German Imperial Awards Newly Listed Upon being discharged on February
Description
Upon being discharged on February 6
both edged in twisted silvered wire piping
A badge for district day for Hesselberg (1939)
marked “925” for silver content - not otherwise marked but displaying the typical characteristics of Paul Meybauer manufacture
Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of German Imperial Awards Newly Listed Upon being discharged on February(Kreuze und Medaille). A lot of four awards, including a Merit Cross for War Aid, presenting as a Maltese cross, constructed of blackened Kriegsmetall alloy, the obverse presents a circular central medallion with the crowned cipher of King Wilhelm II, the reverse presents the inscription FR KRIEGS HILFSDIENST (FOR WAR AID MERIT) above an oak wreath, measuring 41. 48 mm (w) x 41. 95 mm (h), on loop for suspension from period original ribbon, and in
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