Germany, Imperial. A 1912 Freiberg Ore Mountains Exhibition Medallion, With Case, By Friedrich Wilhelm Hörnlein Buy Now most of whom lost their
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most of whom lost their lives during the advance of the United States armed forces into Germany
The medal was suppressed in 1990
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(Luftwaffe Pilot Feldwebel Schulterklappen)
Germany, Imperial. A 1912 Freiberg Ore Mountains Exhibition Medallion, With Case, By Friedrich Wilhelm Hörnlein Buy Now most of whom lost their(Erzgebirgische Erinnerungsmedaille mit Etui). Constructed of bronze, the obverse with a central raised miner wielding a hammer, flanked by an inscription of DEM VERDIENST (FOR MERIT), the reverse with an inscription of ERZGEBIRGISCHE AUSSTELLUNG FREIBERG 1912 (ORE MOUNTAINS EXHIBITION, FREIBURG 1912, the obverse marked HRNLEIN, measuring 50. 12 mm in diameter, weighing 48. 4 grams, accompanied by its period original presentation case, constructed of
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