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A fine example of a standard issue service belt buckle for a member of the DJ (German Youths/Deutsche Jungend)
" with the company's insignia and marked "STERLING" on the reverse
unmarked and without an attachment
is honoring an old soldier who bore the highest Prussian award for bravery given to a non-commissioned officer in World War I
Saskatchewan on November 8
Netherlands. An "Durch Not Und Tod" Patriotic Badge GTRexclude A fine example of aFour piece construction, illustrating a silver eagle bearing a shield inscribed "1914" and surmounted by a silver Imperial crown, the two insignias affixed to a bronze cross base with a circular frame inscribed "DURCH NOT UND TOD", marked "G. M. 1804" on the reverse, 40. 5 mm x 41. 3 mm, horizontal pinback, light contact, near extremely fine.
