Germany. A House Of German Art Inventory Tag, C. 1942 Auction the Order of Public Instruction

the Order of Public Instruction and the Order of Benevolence (later the Order of Merit)

the other with magnetic/iron core

the second row on a bench

wear evident on the leather wrap of the eyepiece housings

1939 he served as an Unteroffizier (NCO) in the 1st Company of Eisenbahn-Bau-Bataillon (Railway Construction Battalion) 111

Germany. A House Of German Art Inventory Tag, C. 1942 Auction the Order of Public InstructionConstructed of silvered zink; consisting of a round medallion, with a Greek God on the obverse, with a National eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika, and a flaming torch beside the God; with a twisted string consisting of black, red, and golden twisted threads wound through the badge; measuring 32 mm in diameter; in overall fine condition.