Baden, Grand Duchy. A Badischer Heimatdank Medal GTRexclude with a tongue attached to

with a tongue attached to the underside for attachment to a uniform

placing a sword upon the right shoulder of a soldier kneeling in front of her

and dated “1933” on reverse

With their strategic right flank secured by the Allied advance

In a Medical Board Examination held at Shorncliffe on September 13

Baden, Grand Duchy. A Badischer Heimatdank Medal GTRexclude with a tongue attached to(Medaille). A round magnetic medal, the obverse presents a soldiers head wearing a steel helmet, surrounded by the inscription WIR GABEN DAS LEBEN SORGT FUER UNSERE LIEBEN (WE GAVE LIFE. CARE FOR OUR LOVED ONES), the reverse centre presents the inscription BADISCHER HEIMATDANK, also marked with 19 P. P. PFEIFFER 17, measuring 41. 22 mm in diameter, and in very fine condition.