Germany, Hj. A Mine Rescue Merit Badge In Silver, By The Prussian Mint Archive Footnote: 38010415 Private First Class
Description
Footnote: 38010415 Private First Class Thomas E
numbered "133"
with the exterior cover bearing a depiction of SS collar tab oak leaves topped by author and title
and all survivors were picked up by a Dutch Dornier 24 bomber
1899 in Wicklow
Germany, Hj. A Mine Rescue Merit Badge In Silver, By The Prussian Mint Archive Footnote: 38010415 Private First Class(Grubenrettungswesen Abzeichen in Silber). Constructed of silver, the obverse bearing a raised Maltese Cross with pebbled arms, overlaid by a crossed hammer and chisel, overlaid by a crossed hammer and pickaxe, above a HJ style German national eagle, circumscribed by an inscription of FR VERDIENSTE UM DAS GRUBEN RETTUNGS WESEN (FOR MERIT IN MINE RESCUE), the reverse with a horizontal pinback, maker marked PREUSS. STAATS MNZE for the Prussian State
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