World War Medal of Honor 1914-1918
World War Medal of Honor 1914-1918
- Material: white metal with gilding
- Size: 32.9mm x 35.1mm, thickness 3.1mm
- Weight: 18.6g
with battle signs 60 - 70 €
This medal of honor was established by a World War I front-line soldier. The medal was also issued with combat insignia. The battle mark is a gilded, openwork circulation of the tape. It consists of a round oak wreath with 2 crossed swords. I do not know anything about the fund and award practice. It can be assumed that members of the union could qualify for this medal of honor. As a rule, proof had to be provided using a military ID or soldier's book, where the person fought. What requirements had to be met to obtain a combat mark also remains open. I will be very grateful for information about the club or the rules of the award.
After World War II, many participants in the war needed commemorative or honorary signs. Veterans united in numerous clubs and warrior unions. They then instituted various honorifics for their members. On the state side, until 1934, the official memorial cross was not issued.
Round medal made of gilded white metal with a raised rim expanded from above. There is a small hole in the edge extension. A small ring with a band ring passes through it.
Front side:
Downside:
Tape:
Width 30 mm, edge stripes red/white 3 mm, then black 6 mm, central stripes white 4 mm
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World War Medal of Honor 1914-1918
World War Medal of Honor 1914-1918