Prussia, Kingdom. A Life Saving Medal, c. 1930 GTRexclude demonstrating some cracking to the

demonstrating some cracking to the enamels with a chip just above the eagle’s left wing

credited with twenty-one years and 38 days' service

the latter one one with split corners

Footnote: The Naga Hills clasp was awarded for 180 days’ service in 1955-1956 in the Naga Hills in the far northeast of India on the border with Myanmar (Burma)

maker code of “M7/68” for Lauterjung & Co

Prussia, Kingdom. A Life Saving Medal, c. 1930 GTRexclude demonstrating some cracking to the(Verdienst Ehrenzeichen fr Rettung aus Gefahr). Instituted 1 February 1833 by King Friedrich Wilhelm III. (1907 1918 issue; c. 1930 reissue). Constructed of a silvered alloy, on loop for suspension from its period original ribbon, the obverse bearing a raised and leftward facing profile of King Friedrich Wilhelm III, circumscribed by name and title, the reverse bearing a central wreathed inscription of "FR RETTUNG AUS GEFAHR", unmarked, measuring 25.