Germany, Weimar Republic. A Life Saving Medal, with Case, by the Prussian Mint Hold Stamped onto the crown is

Stamped onto the crown is a partially-legible maker’s mark of “M

and a possible period repair or reinforcement to the lower right corner when viewed from the reverse

A grouping of three second war German lapel badges

Footnote: This medal was instituted on September 26

(1910-1927 issue)

Germany, Weimar Republic. A Life Saving Medal, with Case, by the Prussian Mint Hold Stamped onto the crown is(Erinnerungsmedaille fr Rettung aus Gefahr der Republik Preuen). Instituted 9 June 1925 by the Ministry of the Interior. (1925 1936 issue). Constructed of silver, the obverse bearing a raised German national eagle circumscribed by an inscription of REPUBLIK PREUSSEN (REPUBLIC OF PRUSSIA), the reverse bearing a central raised inscription of FR RETTUNG AUS GEFAHR (FOR RESCUE FROM DANGER), situated within a circular oak leaf wreath executed in high