German Awards - 2nd Class Landwehr Award

The Landwehr Award was established along with new awards for non-commissioned officers on July 25, 1913 by the Grand Duke Adolf Frederick V. The latter replaced the service award established on February 9, 1875. The conditions for awarding the prize remained the same. It was awarded to non-commissioned officers and soldiers who performed their duty in reserve and landver and participated in the campaign. Also awarded were military personnel who, in exceptional cases, were called up for active service for at least 3 months. Источник: Peter Ohm-Hieronymussen, Die Mecklenburg-Strelitzer Orden und Ehrenzeichen, 2000.

Round copper medal with rim On top, a soldered ordinary eye with a ribbon ring.

Front side:

• Along the edge at a short distance at the top - loyalty - services - at the bottom - reserve - landver -.
In the
• center are intertwined, decorated letters - A F - fountain pens.
• A crown is worn over it.

Downside:

• Along the edge at a short distance in the upper 3/4 part, rewrite:
• - landver - insignia -, lower - ° - II. - class - ° С.
In the
• center is a crowned, curved from above coat of arms of Mecklenburg-Strelitz.

Tape:

• Width 35 mm, side stripes yellow/light blue 3 mm each, medium stripes crimson 22 mm.

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