Germany, Weimar Republic. A Battle of Sedan 60th Anniversary Medal in Silver, by the Saxon Mint visually-hidden constructed of black re-painted magnetic

constructed of black re-painted magnetic metal

He is confirmed on the First World War muster roll of the Royal Air Force and survived the conflict

crossed swords and a fouled anchor

missing Palm

demonstrating total loss of silver finish and a crack to the wreath along the seam of the eagle’s left wing

Germany, Weimar Republic. A Battle of Sedan 60th Anniversary Medal in Silver, by the Saxon Mint visually-hidden constructed of black re-painted magnetic(Schlacht bei Sedan Erinnerungsmedaille in Silber). Constructed of silver, the obverse bearing the raised profiles of Otto von Bismack, Albrecht von Roon, and Helmuth von Moltke, circumscribed by names and dates 1870 1930, the reverse bearing a raised depiction of a German eagle trampling a French rooster, circumscribed by inscriptions of OMNIA PRO GLORIA PATRIAE (EVERYTHING FOR THE GLORY OF THE FATHERLAND) and IN MEMORIAM SEDAN II. IX. MDCCCLXX, the