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Banks & Biddle of Philadelphia) on the ring
Accompanied by two medal ribbon bars
It is designed with a button down fly
The following report appears in Hospital records at Camp Borden:- 'November 4th 1933 - D
it was illegal for United States citizens to join the armed forces of foreign nations
Germany, Weimar Republic. Freikorps Schlageter Badge; Second Type, By Paul Küst GTRexclude Banks & Biddle of Philadelphia)(Schlageter Abzeichen). Constructed of heavily silvered bronze, second type; with a vertical pinback; maker marked "PAUL KST ABZEICHEN ORDENFABRIK BERLIN S W 19", marked "GES. GESCH." (Gesetzlich Geschtzt) and "101" on the reverse, measuring 48. 23 mm (w) x 60. 58 mm (h); weighing 40. 9 grams; in overall extremely fine condition. Footnote: Albert Leo Schlageter (August 12, 1894 May 26, 1923) was a member of the German Freikorps. After the outbreak of
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