Obverse: Membership mark 2.Form World War front-line combatant 1914-1918.
Flip side: Membership mark 2.Form Front-line World War fighter 1914-1918
- Material: non-ferrous metal with gilding, enamel
- Size: 22.6mm x 19.3mm
- Weight: 4.87g
The participant badge was issued by the World War Front Fighters 1914-1918 Association. The club was founded in Bremen before the 1919 and is one of many soldiers' clubs created during and after the 1st World War. In general, the clubs took care of the honorary memory of fighters in the world war, the support of returning members or widows and orphans of former members. Often a relief fund was set up for burial and care of graves and monuments. I don't know anything about the club. The club also awarded a large badge of honor in the form of an oval badge. It exists in 2 versions. The 1st form depicts in the center of the still thinly executed imperial eagle of the empire with a collant and a chest shield with a Prussian eagle. This leads to speculation that the badge was awarded shortly after the end of World War I and that a link to the empire was desired. The 2nd form depicts in the center a simple eagle with a steel helmet on his chest and crossed swords under it. But above the eagle, a free-floating imperial crown with fluttering ribbons is still visible. The membership mark presented here also depicts an eagle with a steel helmet and swords and should therefore be installed later.
Badges and badges of honor are extremely rare.
High oval sign made of gilded non-ferrous metal. The front side is enameled. On the back is a long pin soldered with records.
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Obverse: Membership mark 2.Form World War front-line combatant 1914-1918.
Flip side: Membership mark 2.Form Front-line World War fighter 1914-1918