✚7953✚ German WW1 Prussian General Honour Decoration II. Class silver medal but this was never officially

but this was never officially placed on the list of national awards as it came about in 1945 and there was no time to officially promulgate the award before the war ended

This was an oak leaves set which was worn on the ribbon of the 25 years award

Olive battle dress similar to the army fatigue uniform is worn in basic training and during other field duty

The SS considered the German Sports Badge of particular importance and the decoration was one which was commonly listed in SS service records

✚7953✚ German WW1 Prussian General Honour Decoration II. Class silver medal but this was never officiallyOriginal German Prussian General Honour Decoration II. Class solid silver medal, ON GENUINE RIBBON, IN VERY NICE CONDITION GOOD EXAMPLE HISTORY OF THE AWARD: The Prussian General Honour Decoration II. Class (German: Allgemeines Ehrenzeichen, II. Klasse) was a decoration of Prussia between 1847 and 1918. Large silver medal with ring for ribbon suspension; the face inscribed VERDIENST UM DEN STAAT (Merit to the State) within a laurel wreath; the reverse