Germany, Third Reich. A Dr. Fritz Todt Prize, Silver Second Class visually-hidden 5 mm (w) x 83

5 mm (w) x 83 mm (h)

the chape finished in a ball finial and secured via staples on either side

as are all the buttons on the exterior of tunic

dated to Innsbruck on 26 April 1939

having served forty months in the PPCLI

Germany, Third Reich. A Dr. Fritz Todt Prize, Silver Second Class visually-hidden 5 mm (w) x 83(Dr. Fritz Todt Preis). Constructed of silvered zink, the obverse consisting of a superimposed German national eagle with open wings standing on a podium inscribed Dr. Fritz Todt, with a large cogwheel with a large central mobile swastika, the reverse plain, with a barrel hinge, a vertical pinback, and a round wire catch on a horizontally soldered plate, measuring 41. 8 mm (w) x 65. 5 mm (l), weighing 37. 15 grams, the obverse with approximately one