Description

1941 to September 18

each topped by a single silvered bronze rank pip and number “17”

where Hughes declared that they "dug in 10 times and marched 270 miles in terrific heat"

damage to green enamel on two large stars and to back of small star

unmarked however depicting the manufacturing characteristics of Adolf Scholze

Württemberg, Kingdom. A King Karl Recognition Medal, By K. Schwenzer United Republic of 1941 to September 18(Anerkennungsmedaille der Knig Karl Jubilumsstiftung). Instituted on 24 December 1891. A round silver medal, the obverse centre presenting the head of King Wilhelm II facing right, circumscribed by WILHELM II KOENIG VON WUERTTEMBERG, maker marked K. SCHWENZER for Karl Schwenzer of Stuttgart, the reverse centre inscribed FR LANGJHRIGE TREUE DIENST (FOR LONG AND FAITHFUL SERVICE), surrounded by the inscription KOENIG KARL JUBILAEUMS STIFTUNG (KING KARLS

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Württemberg, Kingdom. A King Karl Recognition Medal, By K. Schwenzer United Republic of 1941 to September 18

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