Germany. A Works Kiel (Deutsche Werke Kiel) Badge Of Honour Stickpin Newly Listed 1916 and after three days'

1916 and after three days' treatment

Die-stamped silver gilt

Constructed of gilded silver with a content mark of “900”

the obverse with a white enameled cross with a central red swastika

The fighting lasted until November 6th

Germany. A Works Kiel (Deutsche Werke Kiel) Badge Of Honour Stickpin Newly Listed 1916 and after three days'Two piece construction bronze, maker marked "B. H. MAYER PFORZHEIM" on the reverse, illustrating the Deutsche Werke Kiel insignia surrounded by a wreath of oak leaves, 17 mm, on a 50 mm pin, extremely fine. Accompanied by a Badge of Honour Award Document (dated May 1, 1939, to Michael Eichhorn, a worker at the Kiel Shipyard, printed in black and green inks on off white paper, two hole punched in the left margin, 147 mm x 210 mm); German Works Kiel