Germany. Nine First And Second War German Badges Auction It features a 245 mm-long

It features a 245 mm-long polished magnetic steel blade with a Bowie-style curvature

Footnote: The medal was instituted on May 30

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with swastikas in each of the four corners

on a field of red enamel flanked by gilded letters “M” and “T” above a gilded Hungarian royal crown

Germany. Nine First And Second War German Badges Auction It features a 245 mm-longIn bronze or silver with enamels, six are maker marked, one with the owner's name scratched on the reverse, ranging in size from 21 mm to 28 mm, all with pinbacks, enamel chipping evident on the Gustavsburg Singing Badge, all others with intact enamels, ranging from better than fine to near extremely fine.