Six First War German Imperial Medals And Awards Hold In nickel plated brass

In nickel plated brass

in case Germany resorted to chemical warfare

with Midgett assisting him

1941 Himmler assigned Fegelein's regiment to the general command of HSSPF Erich von dem Bach for the "systematic combing" of the Pripyat swamps

Wien (Vienna) and SS Stammkompanie Norwegen (SS Cadre Company Norway)

Six First War German Imperial Medals And Awards Hold In nickel plated brassSaxony: Friedrich August Medal, Bronze Grade (bronze, 28. 5 mm); Prussia: Wilhelm I Centenary Medal 1797 1897 (bronze gilt, 39. 8 mm); Prussia: War Aid Merit Cross (silvered war materials, 41. 3 mm); Imperial: German Reich War Veteran Organization "Kyffhauser" Medal (bronze gilt, 31 mm x 44 mm); Imperial: Wound Badge, Gold Grade (iron with a gold coloured gilt, magnetic, unmarked, 38. 5 mm x 43 mm, vertical pinback); and Imperial: Three Ribbon Ribbon