Germany, Weimar. A Saxon Military Association Confederation, I Class Medal, By Glaser & Sohn certificate_of_authenticity In die-stamped silvered bronze with

In die-stamped silvered bronze with red and yellow paint

as well as a light crack in the canvas towards the centre right

clasp retains over 95% original finish

He served as an Aviation Cadet from December 1942 to October 1943 and was on Active Duty beginning on October 1

1932-1947 Silver and enamels with gilt cypher of Carol I

Germany, Weimar. A Saxon Military Association Confederation, I Class Medal, By Glaser & Sohn certificate_of_authenticity In die-stamped silvered bronze with(Ehrenzeichen 1. Klasse fr 50 Jahre des Schsischen Militr Vereins Bundes). Instituted on 11 July 1920. (1920 1934 Issue). A cross constructed of gilded non ferrous metal, the arms of the cross curve wider towards the outside and the corners are bevelled, the obverse is constructed of green enamels, bordered by gilded edges, the centre presents the associations insignia, the number 50 in gilt on the 12 oclock arm, the reverse smooth, stamped with the