Germany Awards - Front Bar for Scouts in Silver

The frontlines were established by Luftwaffe Commander-in-Chief Hermann Göring on January 30, 1941 as a visible sign and recognition of the use of the front in the air. All Air Force personnel who took part in front-line operations and fulfilled the provisions of the award were awarded. The front flight bar was donated in 8 versions for the corresponding type of application in 3 stages. The bronze front bar was awarded after 20 enemy flights, the silver after 60 flights and the gold front bar was awarded after 110 enemy flights.
Due to frequent overfulfillment of tasks on June 26, 1942, the star (suspension) was presented to the golden front span. Since April 29, 1944, these trailers have been awarded hundreds of steps.

Wide silver-plated tombac clasp. The eagle turned black and bent down separately. At the back is a horizontal pin. Without specifying the manufacturer.

Front side:

In
• the center of the clasp is a round wreath consisting of bay leaves. Below is a straight-standing swastika.
In
• it, the head of a non-ferrous eagle was tilted separately, breaking through the gaps.
• To the left and right of the wreath are oak leaves in 4 rows - 3 - 3 - 2 - 1 - leaf
• The swastika and leaf tips are polished.

Downside:

• Smooth and silver-plated without the chosen manufacturer.
• Notable manufacturers include G.H. Osang Dresden or Jimme & Sohn, Berlin.

Photos of www.militaria-berlin.de

Front end: Front bar for scouts in silver

Reverse: Front bar for scouts in silver

Established:

January 30, 1941 Hermann Goering

Awarded:

1941 – 1945

Data:

• Material: non-ferrous silver-plated metal
• Size: about 76 x 25.6 mm
• Weight: about 17g

estimated collector price:

430 -450 € silver plated at Tombak
280 - 300 € silver-plated in zinc

OEK Number:

3973