the top of the badge bears the inscription ZWEI JAHRE (TWO YEARS) and the base IM FELD 1914-1916 (IN THE FIELD 1914-1916)
featuring an eight-pointed star with an outer faceted ring
occasional nicks and speckling
the "Smock Denison Airborne Troops" was introduced and this version dispensed with the legs and instead utilized a "tailpiece" which was attached at the back and fastened underneath the crotch to the front of the garment
the exterior bearing an inscription of “DEUTSCHES SCHUTZWALL-EHRENZEICHEN” and a maker’s mark of “CARL POELLATH
Russia, Soviet Union. A Rare Medal for the Liberation of Belgrade, with Budapest Liberation Date United Republic of the top of the badge( ). Constructed of brass, on loop for suspension with its period original ribbon affixed to an aluminum pentagonal backplate with a horizontal pinback, the obverse consisting of a circular laurel leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by ribbon and at the top by a five pointed star, surrounding a central inscription of , the reverse bearing a raised date of 13 1945 (13 FEBRUARY 1945, the date of the liberation of Budapest, typically applied to